Excerpt from The Parable of the Prodigal: Containing, the Riotous Prodigal, or the Sinners Aversion From God; The Returning Prodigal, or the Penitents Conversion to God; The Prodigals Acceptation, or Favourable Entertainment With God; Delivered in Divers Sermons on Luke 15
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Excerpt from The Parable of the Prodigal: Containing, the Riotous Prodigal, or the Sinners Aversion From God; The Returning Prodigal, or the Penitents Conversion to God; The Prodigals Acceptation, or Favourable Entertainment With God; Delivered in Divers Sermons on Luke 15
T'i Ods lgood Providence. Doth hand unto thee in this enfil ing Treatife, The whole Pm al Sch, both interpreted imp rovecf, and Practically, from t-he'pen of a='wo to' be alll'atrfed, Herein the Sinners Averfian'from Godfohvier God). And his deception with God, are 85 applied. Helps in thefe well Worth everyflchripti-v time Erioufly (pent in perur fing fu' nrfes,w'illnotbe labor' in vziin. Adam, by fdrl'aking'i-'gody lb'fi his primitive Gloryfivhich' cannot polfibly be rep'air'e'd in his Pofierit&,b11t by returning to his Maj'e'fly. Man cometh into' the-world with hisback towards'heaxfen,énd with flrongantipalthiee aga'ini't (incisyeajhis conftant courferof flifelig a: depiirtin'g from the Lofd,till his Highnefls by Omnipmenc Grace doth change borh his:, Henrt and Why, 'and when the fecure Sin~~ n'er'is well awal
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Excerpt from The Parable of the Prodigal: Containing, the Riotous Prodigal, or the Sinners Aversion From God; The Returning Prodigal, or the Penitents Conversion to God; The Prodigals Acceptation, or Favourable Entertainment With God; Delivered in Divers Sermons on Luke 15
A We to' be afllstnedc Herein the Sinners Alter/inn from Gedfenwr God, and his Acception with God, ate applied. Helps in thefe well Worth everychriiti~ time {eripufly (pent in perui ling fu urfes,w'illnotbelabor'in vain. fldam, by forfaking God, lo'l't his primitive Glorygvhich' cantmt pollibly be repaired in his Pofleritjgbut by returning to his Majefly. Man cometh into the World withhisback towgrds Heavenyincl with firon'gantipathiee againi't Getiiyeajhis con Rant courfeof life}; a. Departing from the Lord,till his Higihnefls by Ornnipment Grace doch change both his: I Heart and Way. 'and when the {ccure Sin~ ner'is Well awakened to confider his wofull' Apollacygittended with the fad, coniequents.
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the parable of the Prodigal Son, a story found in the Gospel of Luke, from a theological perspective. Drawing upon the work of early Christian writers, the author delves into the meaning of the parable, examining its layers of interpretation and the profound lessons it imparts. The book unpacks the parableââ â¢s depiction of sin as a departure from God, a journey that leads to self-destruction. It then contrasts this with the transformative power of repentance, symbolized by the prodigal sonââ â¢s return and the fatherââ â¢s boundless grace. The author highlights the tension between the pride of the elder son and the welcoming embrace of the father, offering a commentary on religious hypocrisy and Godââ â¢s unwavering love. The book offers a timeless reflection on the nature of sin, the journey of repentance, and the unwavering love of a merciful God. It serves as a poignant reminder of Godââ â¢s willingness to welcome the lost and the transformative power of his grace. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9780243089697_0
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