Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14

''.csS@S 'fou iH i " -oo~' ,''' |'''''"' =" 3'0'
rcighbor and hath always had d Soo' near
10 Cod: there IS al evidence ''''t' nc i'"''
20 grace: whereas &c poor Soa 'fEf mas
corrup;Ion working. aud SIN ra9iAg "I'i'IH
him. may yet be rue sun. hrS' ">
corruption I"it may be a marx OF grace be-
cause grace fight, against corruption; even
81. doubling felt may be Il marx @! lHNH.
because faith tigA.s against Gouhtii2' III"
opposes il rs beng qni,c contrary 10 Us very
nalHrc. l,u viii any. therefore, pu1 Gou5-
!rg ino ii" nature OF faith. ASH i, were cS-
Scn;ini 70 faith 10 doub; ! Or VIII any there.
orc cXcIuoIc persuasion from Tie nature oi
faith, us ii it were Eos essential Ior t':'h 10
be pcrsua'!cd. because tic man HAT In h
taifh is >omctiin"S doubling! ''uat as II ii
wcr2 no? in the nature ct tic eye 10 scc, be-
caii>c the man that hath eyes is sometimes
sleeping: Eay. We say, ii is tic nature OF
i"I'h to sec ana DC "sSu'E'', IN" r'fS""dc";
because 1t ISa iiIuctHi "c' hchcH 'A'S' ana
tic Ike scriptures: Ko"l. ". -. II. "tle
Staggered Eol at lhc premise OF Ho'!. through
unbrIltf. hHt Was S'rong in tULh, gF'ng
glory 10 H"d: O2InS 'I'y PcrS!au'' ''''', &c
that promised was ;iH'c 10 pcrof'h. hHo
Heb. XI: IS, "f' Is SAID OF al INC VI" cs'
lament believers, 10 Whom Eol"LtS''''''''2
the relation Of tic obrct OF farm was Eo'
50 clearly made its un1cf INC Ne" l'S'a'
mcm, that they received the promise; we'll
but what sor' OF an act was that RECEIVING
act OF them " ny It lo'to"S' 'l'E were
persuaded OF them, ana chiDf'cco l''c'i.
"lhc common s"Isc OF mankind rs'i''I!
takes tait'', or believing, Tor 1p"rSoaSl'h;
believe such Il thng' mat Is am P'T>u''
dcd, or assured ol IT, 10 no' 'ooO'"' W.
Iiavc such a man; mat Is: anl r''S""'cu a
that 1t Is truth 1hat ne S'!S' " 'nc Ho''cS'
man gives me his word. Ills oa'h' MS OoI"'
tins torilIcs 'hc PcfSu"Sion' ana ccrI,n'S '''c
person that hath a'!o WI n Eim. 30 hefe.
to believe is 70 be persuaded, assured, and
certified upon tic word, the oath, the bond,
the promise, the covenant, yea. the blood
and righteousness of God: and hc tia;
believes upon such ground, as all truc
believers Go, must believe with persuasion.
according 10 the measure Of iali'; if it be a
weak faith. it is a weak persuasion. II
a strong faith, q strong persuasion. And
it is no. natural persuasion, Il mans per
suadMg himself, and so 10 more OF Il nay.
it is supernatural, aud comes OF God. which
the former does TO; GHI.l" =. MS per:
suason comcih 10? OF INN ihat raIc'h You;
-intimating ti'a: RIGHT persuasion comet!l
Of God.
"Ihis act OF receiving CiWs; i'"n Is q
tiiucal act, a iijuclaI persuasion, which
some call a t!ducial assurances. know
that one great ground OF mistake in This
point, Is ihc conioundng Of il'Eclal a>Snr.
ancc win cvIdcnt'al assurance. Inc ior-
mcrIs the assurance OF I&iih, and in the ia
;orc OF Il: The latter IS tic assurance OF sense
@Hu mo e:tI's 81 i,li'l ~ 'ie il"GSi i
l'i Il a '''' p'' >J''sV ~ "''l' 49, .a "S'
IE'S: "s i'OO'T' "S.,:' '" Wv,
E"''S' o. o''> = '.I,' . r' ",1, ,. ,,, ~
Ni'" UNI ~ ~ o''', ,o 'c'.i, c;.h Wv i,,a.
never ''''r' =: N'','' u. "o's ''; I 'L ,Io " w. w.
ln",'! oe''''''s ",M'' .'o'' " ~ 4 '''' '.,
l'''h: because l;o 'DH !'"H @ ~ .'',s'.oIs ~. n>
III" 'HcE arc acu"2' Ht' '"! "',', ;r' ro' p pa
co''H.'oue o' '''' F'''''; " .''N ~" ~
SAVING or ''o'' A@HI!' @ ''''s 'i''''':, ",.u :, ~
:uI'i"' ''SI'''''Io G.'.'i s a.; I u" 'I', w. GIo;o1
III '''c'' o'o'i W. i''o' o|''''' ~ " "'''C':'
lnfSt'So''' anu ''c'i VIZ "l' sun Dl ".' :, ~, !,
dcn'a' persuasion: INC one Is !'ie r,'','' '''e
o'hcf !'T: erect: INC p''S''''S'ol ''': - IN III
l"!h, IS HE l[c III "ir n '"oin: ~: ''''', !: - ''ie
cH3cl oi l,'c o'iir. lnCy oi''S' II ''.''i o'' y:
]cc'; the onJcct OF l!'ucIa' assurance Is "'nI
ont i"o man: anu 'ooNS 10 INC me p'',''.s, o' "
God. ana righteousness ci Cnr'S:: "u' IL"
oDI'cl ana iounda;lon OF c''ucliA' ;SSuf'
anc" Is within Tie man. and locks 10 Inc
work OF God "I'hm: such as SraccS. at
tann!cnlS, and experiences. lhcy d'iicr u
their ctlect: the effect OF fiducE'l persuasion
tl.0 otl n ny'IinnIGl