Two essays. i. On the assurance of faith. ii. On the extent of the atonement, and universal pardon

acceptance according actually already Apostle appears arises assurance atonement become believe believeth bestowed blessing body called character comes condemnation confidence connexion consciousness consequence consistent curse dead death desire difference divine doctrine effect equally eternal evidence existence express fact faith Father feel forgiveness former gift give given glory God's gospel grace ground hand hath heart hold holy hope immediate important influence Jesus Christ John justified kind knowledge latter less light live Lord meaning mind nature necessary never object observations obtain offer pardon passage peace perfect phrases possession present principle promise question reader reason receive record regard respect resurrection righteousness salvation saved Saviour scripture sense simple sinner sins soul speak Spirit surely testimony things thou tion true truth universal unto verse whole word written