...Law, and pull'd down with the Spirit of Bondage; and the Confcience of Sin has brought 'em to fee, what a Fearful thing it is, to fall into the hands of the Living God : Then they'll know how to Prize the Grace of the Gofpel j and the blefled News, that calls...

...To-day therefore, whilfi it is called to-day, harden not your hearts ; but calmly and ferioufly reflecT: what a fearful thing it is to fall into the hands of the Hiring God (s), wbofe word is quick and powerful, andjbarper than any two-edged facr d, piercing even...

...Indignation ; joins with the trembling Columns, and adoring Seraphs, to tell the thcughtlefs World ; What a fearful Thing it is, to fall into the Hands of the living GOD! — The Prophet himfelf is ftruck with Aftoniihment; is overwhelmed with Awe; and cries...

...when he ftood before the bar, as our furety, charged with the guilt of our fins. Secondly, Learn hence what a fearful thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God. Well might Luther cry out, Noh Deum abfohitum, Let me have nothing to do -with an abjolute...

...dare damnation, becaufe they take the Lord's threats but tor empty founds, fhall find to their coft, what a fearful thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God ; and that his wrath is commenfurate to the biggeft of all their fears. O my foul, let me...

...compact upon him again while he is under die fun. Thou haft felt what an evil and bitter thing fin is, and what a fearful thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God — and thou haft had a clear view of that juft One in whom God can be propitious, and in...

...torment ast ;ndeth for ages of ages * }'* Wherv therefore, I consider the literal meaning of this text, and what " a fearful thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God" — the shortness * Rex. xi v. ii. in our translaton rendered " for ever and ever," yet...

...Observe the text : " the broad road leads to destruction;" and O think what that destruction is ! Think what " a fearful thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God." Think, O think, of " the worm that never dies, and the firethat is never quenched !" What...

...herein what a flam^fcbword Justice holds, and how it is hoit • 'iived by such a sacrflU see from hence what a fearful thing it is to fall into the hands of the Irving God; and in this ordinance learn to tremble whilst you see nothing but the Blood of GOD himself...

...herein what a flaming sword Justice holds, and how it is honoured by.such a sacrifice ; see from hence what a fearful thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God; and in this ordinance learn to tremble whilst you see nothing but the Blood of GOD himself...