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Excerpt from The Spiritual Companion, or the Professing Christian Tried at the Bar of God's Word: Being Answers to Several Important Questions Respecting the Faith and Practice of Believers; Together With a Few Thoughts on the Character and Happiness of the Happy Man
I must take it for granted of every, one Who has true faith, that to him himself is vile, (2) the gospel. 1s precious, (3) sin is hateful, (4) holiness is desirable, (5) Christ is honourable, (6) ogod's children are amiable. - He is'no true Christian that cannot set hisfseal to these things 3 For if a person is proud of himself, slights the gospel, makes a mock at sin, is not eon cerned to be conscientious in duty, despises Christ, or. Dishkes' the people f God, as such, he can have no apparent preten sions to th1 holy and spiritual grace. But st1il 't1's not enough for os to apprehend that we have the above marks there is a sort of humility, hatred of sin, love to (_3hrist and boo liness, that does not ?ow from faith; and there may be an appearance of all these things from legal principles. Where fore, under each of these heads, I must put the question dou ble Whether it is so with vou, and sully ii is 50 3 i.
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