...appears to avow the enmity as openly as we have done ; and has already given Uf competent effays, how fearful a thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God, Heb. 10. 31. 'TIS true indeed that he has formerly own'd his controiierfie with our Land,...

...bear the Burden of his own Iniquities, and GOD ihall pour out all his Wrath upon him ? Behold, how fearful a Thing it is, to fall into the Hands of the living GOD ! (Heb. x. 3 1.) Here was no Human Enemy near our BleiTed Redeemer ; yet fuch Mat. xxvi....

...evidence than this can there be, that this man does not believe the threatnings of the gofpel, and how ** fearful a thing it is to fall into the hands of the " living GOD ?" That man that can be willing to undergo an hard fervice for feveral years, that he...

...compel fmners to come in. Hence the apoftle.of the gentiles knowing the terrors of the Lord, and how fearful a thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God, labours to perfuade men, i Cor. v, 1i. And as an 'am baffador of C Drift, he at other times...

...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 out, " as a Woman in...

...to take us into his own hands; and to urge us with feverer and more extraordinary inflictions. How " fearful a thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God%" the inftance before us is * i Cor. jr. 6, * Heb. xiii. 7. ' Heb. x. 31. an alarming' proof ! But if " they,...

...write difappointment and a curfe upon every plan which Amalek could form, of greatnefs and profperity. So " fearful a thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God," fo dangerous to form a combination " againft the Lord, and againft his anointed, faying,...

...hound doth the fleeting game upon the fcent, till they have fetched thee up : And then confider, " How fearful a thing it is to fall into the hands of the " living God," Ileb. x. 31. How foon may a ftorm arreft, and bring the'e before the bar of God ? REFLFCTION....

...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 I appeal to all who...

...an amazing manner to be beard Jrom heaven, thou makeft us to know the terrors of the Lord; and how fearful a thing it is to fall into the hands of the living God. The dangers that ftartle, and come fo nigh us thou mighteft make them - the the mefiengers of thy heavy...