“The history of the church seems to indicate to us two positions as true, with reference to this matter,—viz. lst, That assurance of salvation has been enjoyed more fully and more generally by men who were called to difficult and… — William Cunningham Copy Share
“The history of the church seems to indicate to us two positions as true, with reference to this matter,—viz. lst, That assurance of salvation has been enjoyed more fully and more generally by men who were called to difficult and arduous labours in the cause of Christ, than by ordinary believers in general; and 2dly, That this assurance, as enjoyed… — William Cunningham Copy Share
“It holds almost universally in the history of the church, that until a doctrine has been fully discussed in a controversial way by men… — William Cunningham Copy Share Image
“The pious heart therefore perceives a division in itself, being partly affected with delight through a knowledge of the divine goodness, partly distressed with… — William Cunningham Copy Share Image
