Excerpt from The Works of the Rev. Thomas Adam, Late Rector of Wintringham, Vol. 3 of 3MY design in the following discourses is to set before the reader the chief points of Christian doctrine, and hear my testimony to the free grace of God in the salvation of man, as the way of peace, comfort. And holiness, in opposition to any scheme, thought, or opinion of selfjustgfication. The guilt and damnableness of sin - the ac knowledgment of our own sin, and earnest con trition for it - faith in Christ for our acceptance to a state of forgiveness, and the reward of eternal life fidelity and grateful obedience to him from a sense of his benefits renunciation of our own righteousness, as an absolutely insufficient ground of salvation, and deep humility in every stage of our progress and a new birth from the Spirit, enabling us to lay hold on and improve the mercy offered us, to repent, believe, and love these are the great, comprehensive truths -of the Gospel, and what evidently distinguish it from all other religions. An opinion of the powers of nature, or a sufficiency in man for the great end of his creation.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.

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