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Brown, John

 
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Part I. The condition of Christians, page 1. §l. They are free, 1. (l.) Free in reference to God, 2. Free in reference to man, 7. Free in reference to the power and principles of evil, 10. §2. Christians are the servants of God, 13. Part II. The duty of Chris tians, 18. L. The Christian's duty to use his freedom to act as free, 19. (l) As free in reference to God, 20. As free in reference to man, 25. As free in reference to the powers and principles of evil, 32. 2. The Christian's duty to guard against the abuse of his freedom, 37. Cautions respecting abuses of liberty in reference to God, 40. Cautions respecting the abuse of their liberty in reference to man, 46. Cautions respecting the abuse of their liberty in reference to the powers and principles of evil, 51. 3. The Christian's duty to act out his character as the servant of God, 53. Notes, 68.

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Part I. The condition of Christians, page 1. §l. They are free, 1. (l.) Free in reference to God, 2. Free in reference to man, 7. Free in reference to the power and principles of evil, 10. §2. Christians are the servants of God, 13. Part II. The duty of Chris tians, 18. L. The Christian's duty to use his freedom to act as free, 19. (l) As free in reference to God, 20. As free in reference to man, 25. As free in reference to the powers and principles of evil, 32. 2. The Christian's duty to guard against the abuse of his freedom, 37. Cautions respecting abuses of liberty in reference to God, 40. Cautions respecting the abuse of their liberty in reference to man, 46. Cautions respecting the abuse of their liberty in reference to the powers and principles of evil, 51. 3. The Christian's duty to act out his character as the servant of God, 53. Notes, 68.

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Excerpt from Expository Discourses on the First Epistle of the Apostle Peter, Vol. 2 of 3
First, Christians are free in reference to God. They are the Lord's freemen.1 By this we do not mean that they are not under the strongest obligations to conform their minds and wills to the mind and will of God, and to regu late the whole of their temper and conduct according to the revelation of that mind and will contained in his word. They are not free in the sense of being without law to God; to be so would be the reverse of a privilege; they are under the law to Christ.2 Yet still in a very important sense they are free, both as to condition and character, in reference to God; and these two forms or species of freedom are closely connected, the latter being the result and manifestation of the former.
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