...me Jhall never hunger; and he that believeth on me Jhall never thir/l. And he complains, John v. 40. that they -would not come to him that they might have life. Now the Spirit of God expreffing faith thus, gives as to underftand, i. What the Irate of perfons is...

...fhall never hunger; and he that believeth on me iliall never thirfb." And he complains, John v. 40. that they "would not come to him that they might have life." Now the Spirit of God, expreffing faith thus, gives us to underftand, i/?, What the flate of perfons...

...Did Jesus, as he passed on from laying before the Jews the evidences of his divine mission, declare that they " would not come to him that they might have life ?" Had he declared, in the former part of his discourses, that " whoso heareth his word, and believeth...

...willing to give up all to Christ : and it is because their hearts are so hard. Christ told the Jews they would not come to him that they might have life : — and now, brothers, you have the same words before you. Christ, in his gospel, now speaks to you ; andlt...

...in Jesus Christ. If this doctrine were true, our Saviour, instead of complaining of the unbelieving Jews, that they would not come to him that they might have life, ought to have commended them for their fidelity to their <l first husband." Nay, if this doctrine be...

...in Jesus Christ. If this doctrine were true, our Saviour, instead of complaining of the unbelieving Jews, that they would not come to him that they might have life, ought to have commended them for their fidelity to their " first husband." Nay, if this docIrine be...

...to his atonement for pardon and acceptance. The consequence was, that when the Saviour appeared, " they would not come to him that they might have life;" and when his apostles preached him as the substance of the typical economy, " they contradicted and blasphemed."...

...these persecuting professors, (who were without possessing of the life of what they did profess,) but they would not come to him that they might have life. And these persecuting Jews, scribes, and Pharisees, Christ said unto them, ' Ye compass sea and land to...

...believe in the light, thatjthey might be the children of thelight," and had aff'ectingly complained that " they would not come to him, that they might have life." There, also, — he had been blasphemed, and insulted, tempted, and derided — there his life had...

...gospel of salvation to man's will and choice ; and on what ground could our Lord blame the Jews in that they would not come to him that they might have life ?" Election on our hypothesis does not set aside the free operation and use of man's will, but is a...