...glory of God,"' (p) that renders the Christian Religion necessary. Or, in other words, it is because " by the works of the law no " flesh living can be justified," that the new dispensation was requisite. If obedience be at all times our duty, in what way can present...

...glory of God," (p) that renders the Christian Religion necessary. Or, in other words, it is because " by the works of the law no " flesh living can be justified," that the new dispensation was requisite. If obedience be at all times our duty, in what way can present...

...and his word expressly states, " not by works of righteousness which we have done," &c. and again, " by the works of the law no flesh living can be justified." He went on, stated the end and design of Christ's coming from heaven, and taking upon him our nature,...

...doctrine from the testimony of scripture; and a formal drawing out and declaration of his conclusion, that 'by the works of the law no flesh living can be justified before God,' vs. 9 — 20. The third, an exposition of the gospel method of justification, vs. 21 —...

...with his filthy rags, and thinks to please God with this and that obedience. But, O sirs ! consider, that " by the works of the law no flesh living can be justified;" you will never repair your own losses* nor the dishonour you have done to God, but only by coming to...

...their morality, civility, or good works done by them, as the foundation of their acceptance before God, that " by the works of the law no flesh living can be justified ;" that " publicans and harlots shall enter into the kinsdom of God before them." 7. He is crying to...

...glory of God2," that renders the Christian Religion necessary. Or, in other words, it is because " by the works of the law no flesh living can be justified," that the new dispensation was requisite. If obedience be at all times our duty, in what way can present...

...Christ, and to the new birth. There is that of a legal righteousness ; we must arise out of that, for by " the works of the law no flesh living can be justified." The bed of evangelical righteousness ; this also must be quitted, if ever we would go forth and meet...

...Consequently, whoever will be justified by the works of the law, must perish under the law, because by the works of the law no flesh living can be justified ; for by the law is the knowledge of sin, but by faith is the knowledge of salvation ; a full discovery...

...to God with his filthy rags, and thinks to please God with this and that obedience. But, consider, that " by the works of the law no flesh living can be justified ;" you will never repair your own losses, nor the dishonour you have done to God, but only by coming...