An Attempt to Explain the Harmony Between God's Immutable Decrees and Man's Free Agency: Together With a Treatise on the Sabbath, Its Origin, Object, ... Change to the Lord's Day (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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During the first ten years of the Author's 'h0pe in Christ, he' believedéas he now believes - that the Scriptures teach that God is holy, righteous, and perfectly just and good in an his ways; and that he made man a free agent, and accounta ble for. All his actions and although he found many passages in the Bible indicatmg that some were elected or chosen in Christ to salvation, he could not think they meant what the language seemed to irhpart. From the doctrme that God had from the beginning decreed all things, it seemed to him nece essarily to follow that God eternally determined to create some men for endless happiness, without regard to their con duct, and to create others 'to be punished forever for sms which they must commit, because created 'for that purpose.

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