Sermon Tone Analysis
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The value and importance of faith—
[The highest commendation imaginable is given to faith, in the words before us.
Two things are spoken of it, which should render it very precious in our eyes; it “gives the highest glory to God,” and brings the richest benefit to man.
Faith glorifies all the perfections of the Deity, in a far higher degree than any other grace whatever: and it saves the soul; which cannot be said of any other grace.
Faith is the (instrumental) cause of our justification: but all other graces are the fruits and effects of justification already imparted to us.
Let us seek then to exercise faith, and to be “strong in faith:” and let us be well assured, that the more confidently we rely on the promises of God, the more certainly shall we laugh with holy exultation, and obtain a testimony from God that we were accepted in his sight.]
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