An Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews: With Preliminary Exercitations, Volume 6

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J. Ritchie, 1814
 

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It is an honour to be employed in any sacred service that
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The whole office of Christ was designed to the accomplishment
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The provision of a mediator between God and man was an
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VERSE 7
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The grace and glory of the new covenant are much set off
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Sins have their aggravations from mercies received
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The covenant of grace as reduced into the form of a testament
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The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ in the new covenant in
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As nothing less than God becoming our God could relieve
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The instructive ministry of the old testament as it was such
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The full and clear declaration of God as he is to be known
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CHAPTER IX
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Every covenant of God had its proper privileges and advan
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The communication of sacred light from Christ in the gifts
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The more of Christ by the way of representation or exhibition
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Although the sovereign will and pleasure of God be the only
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A continual application unto God by Christ and a continual
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Although the Lord Christ was not actually exhibited in
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There is a state of perfect peace with God to be attained under
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There is nothing in its own nature so mean and abject but
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The bringing forth and accomplishing the glorious effects
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God is so far from being obliged unto any means for the effect
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The entrance of our Lord Jesus Christ as our high priest into
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There is such an evidence of wisdom and righteousness unto
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Christs offering himself was the greatest expression of his
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Faith hath ground of triumph in the certain efficacy of
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Nothing could expiate sin and free conscience from dead
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It is an act of mere sovereign grace in God to provide such
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Such is the malignant nature of sin of all transgression of
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It was impossible from the dignity of his person
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It is the prerogative of God and the effect of his wisdom
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Death in the first constitution of it was penal
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Christs appearance the second time his return from heaven
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Whatever there may be in any religious institutions and
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There is a great difference between the shadow of good things
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The discharge of conscience from its condemning right
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possible that in and by themselves they should effect
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The Lord Christ had an infinite prospect of all that he was
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The constant use of sacrifices to signify those things which they
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Not only the love and grace of God in sending his Son
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VERSE 8
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The foundation of the whole glorious work of the salvation
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Whereas the apostle doth plainly distinguish and distribute
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If all those divine institutions in the diligent observance of them
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Christ in this order of things is the great exemplar of the church i
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Universal internal sincerity of heart is required of all those
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There is an internal principle of saving faith required unto
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The neglect of the authority and love of Christ in the appoint
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If a voluntary relinquishment of the profession of the gospel
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A dreadful expectation of future wrath without hope of relief
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Though there may be sometimes an appearance of great seve
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The apostasy from the gospel here described being the abso
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The name of the living God is full of terror or comfort
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That man is lost for ever who hath nothing in God that
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All temporary sufferings in all their aggravating circumstances
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Faith giving an experience of the excellency of the love
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Our utmost diligence with the most sedulous improvement
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TitreAn Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews: With Preliminary Exercitations, Volume 6
An Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews: With Preliminary Exercitations, John Owen
AuteurJohn Owen
Édition2
ÉditeurJ. Ritchie, 1814
Original provenant deUniversité de Harvard
Numérisé1 févr. 2008
  
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