Deliverance NOTES OF A LECTURE ON ROMANS 8: 1-4
The beginning of Romans 8 is the full answer to the cry of wretchedness in Romans 7: "O wretched man that I am! who shall deliver me from the body of this death?" There are three great parts in the deliverance: first, the setting free of the soul at the commencement of its career; then, practical freedom in ...read
Law and Grace Exodus 34; 2 Corinthians 3.
It is important to see that there were two distinct occasions in which we find tables of stone, according to God's command, committed, though in a different way, to man. On the first occasion, as we know, there was total ruin; and when God uttered His commands then, afterwards written down, there was no shining of th ...read
We Must All Be Manifested 2 Cor. 5; John 5.
Judgment is never properly understood in its real depth, as well as its comprehensiveness, unless salvation be also rightly apprehended. A great effort of the enemy, working on the unbelief of man, is to confound these two things.
The object is evident. Man in flesh, i.e., in his natural state, never trusts God, who on His p ...read
