May 5, 2009

Conistency on Means

"If truth can generate nothing morally good, unless by being embraced; and if it is never heartily received antecedent to the renewal of the mind; to consider it as instrumental in effecting the original change, is plainly a contradiction. It is to say, that the due reception of truth is the cause of regeneration, while, at the same time, regeneration is itself the cause of a due reception of truth. Thus the effect is the cause of its cause." ("Williams Essay," pg. 345)

THE ECLECTIC REVIEW, For APRIL, 1814.

Art. I. An Essay on the Equity of Divine Government, and the Sovereignty of Divine Grace. By Edward Williams, D.D.

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