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A Discourse Concerning the True Notion Of The Lord's Supper, fol. 40

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  1. The First Sermon.
  2. have all cheir Relision in erricines and papers, chinte cher are nou
  3. completelr Furnited wich all kind or knoledse concerninq Christ;
  4. and Wrhenther sec all cheir leares lyins aboucchem, chey chink chey
  5. have a ∞00dIy Rock oE hnomledge and truch, and cannot possibir
  6. miss oF the wayeoflearen; asif Relision mere nochins bui a liecle
  7. B00k crast, amere Paper- skill.
  8. BuLiFS. Johns rule here be po0d, we must noc judze oF our knon-
  9. ing oF christ by our stcill in Books and Papers, buc by our lecpins ot
  10. his Commandmenes. And chat PFear will diseover many otus (notmich.
  11. standins alI ehis Lishe irhich e b0as oF round aboutuS) co hare no-
  12. ching buc Ferptian Dartenels wichin uxon our Bearts.
  13. The vulsar Tort chink chat cher leno Christ enough out ol cheir
  14. Erecds and Cacechisms and Confestions oF F’airh: and it cher have but
  15. a licele acquainced chemselres with chele, and likse Parrors conned che
  16. vords ofchem, ther donbe noc but chac ther are sufticiener instruet.
  17. ed in aIl the mysteries ot cheKingdom ofHlearen. Manr ofthemore
  18. Jearned, il chey ean buc irangle and dispute about christ, imagine
  19. chemselvesto beoronn great proticienes in the School oF Christ.
  20. The greatest part oF the morid, wrhecher learned or unlearned,
  21. chinke chac chere is no necd oF purgins and purifvins OF their heaRIS
  22. For cherighekenomledse oF Christ and his Cospel; buc choushcheir
  23. lives benever (0 wiched, cheir hearts never (0 Foul mithin, vetthey
  24. may Hnow Christ sufticienelr ont oF cheir Freaciles and Dileour(es,
  25. out oEcheir mere Syctems and Bodies oF Divinity: WhichP deny noc
  26. cobensetul in a Cubordinate may; alchough our saviour preseribeh
  27. his Disciples anocher method co come to che righe knomledse oF Di-
  28. vine Truchs, by doino ot GodS will. Tre that will do my Fathers
  29. will (Caich he) sall hnom of the Doctrine whether it be of God. He
  30. is a erue Christian indeed, noc hechat is only book. tancht, but hethat
  31. is Cod. tanehE; hechat hach an 2nition from the Ftoly one (25 Our A-
  32. Dostle calech IE) that teacherh him all thines; he chac hach the Spirie
  33. OE Christ wichin nim, chac scarcheth out the deep thines of God: For
  34. as no man hnoweth the thines of a mansave the spirit of a man whichis
  35. in him; even sothethines os God knomerh no manbut the Spirit of Cod.
  36. Inte and Paper can never makce us ChristianS, can never BCTCE a
  37. nem nacure, a livins principle in us; can never Form Christ, Or any
  38. erue nocions oF spiricual chines, in ourhearES. The GOspel THAEneM
  39. Lar Wrhich Christ delivered cothemorid, it is noc merelr a Terter
  40. Wwichont us, buc a quichenine spirit wichin 18. Cold Theorems and
  41. Maxims, dey and jejune Disputes, lean Syllogistical reasonines, could
  42. never vec octhemselres beget the least glimple oF rrue hearenty lighe,
  43. cheleas Cap oF Paring knomledse in any heart. AI chis is buEThC GrO-
  44. Dinq otche poor darke spirit oF man aster Pruch, to Fnd ic out wich his
  45. omn endeavours, and Feel ic mith his omneold and benummed hands.
  46. Words and Syllables, irhich are buc dead chines, cannot postibly
  47. convey che livins notions oF heavenly Truthstous. ThCSCCrCtmy-
  48. Heries oF a Divine Lite, oF a nem Nature, oF Christ Formed in oux
  49. heares, cher cannor be wricten or spoken, language and exprections can-
  50. noc reach chem; neither con cher be ever truly understood, except
  51. cheSoulit(elE BC kindled From wichin, and amakened into the liteot
  52. them. A Painter chac vould dram à Rose, choush hie may
  53. Bourict

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A Discourse Concerning the True Notion Of The Lord's Supper, fol. 40. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1066511403:0052?run=74