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Boston - Man's Utter Inability to Rescue Himself

For when we were yet without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly. Romans 5:6  No man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me draw him. John 6.44 We have now had a view of the total corruption of man’s nature, and that load of wrath which lies on him, that gulf of misery into which he is plunged in his natural state. But there is one part of his misery that deserves particular consideration; namely, his utter inability to recover himself, the knowledge of which is necessary for the due humiliation of a sinner. What I design here, is only to propose a few things, whereby to convince the unregenerate man of this his inability, that he may see an absolute need of Christ and of the power of His grace.   A man that is fallen into a pit cannot be supposed to help himself out of it, but by one of two ways; either by doing all himself alone, or taking hold of, and improving, the help offered him by others. Likewise an unconverted man cannot be supposed to he...

The White Horse Inn Discusses The Book of Galatians

The White Horse Inn Discusses The Book of Galatians : "These are some of the best broadcasts we have heard on the White Horse Inn. The Book of Galatians 4 Sunday, February 14, 2010 On this edition of the program the hosts discuss Paul's allegory of two mountains, and two mothers in Galatians chapter 4. Why does the apostle argue that the present city of Jerusalem corresponds with Hagar, rather than Sarah? Why are the children of Mt. Sinai born in 'slavery?' Though it may take a little work, understanding this allegory may be one of the best ways to understand the entire Bible. The Book of Galatians 3 Sunday, February 07, 2010 How does one qualify for God's heavenly inheritance? Does it come by obedience to the law, or by trusting the promise? In their continuing survey of Paul's letter to the Galatians, the hosts further outline the distinctions between the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants, and point to Christ alone as the ground of our acceptance before a righte...