...excellent scripture before us, wherein the apostle (having shown before, at verse 10, that whosoever " continueth not in all things written in the law, to do them," is "cursed") declares how, notwithstanding the threats of the law, a believer conies to be freed from...

...come. But neither of thefe were inforced with that terrible fanction, " Curled is every one " that continueth not in all things written " in the law to do them," as the Sinaic law was : fo that, as the Apoftle fays, thofe who lived before that time could not fin...

...come. But neither of thefe were inforced with that terrible fandlion, " Curfed is every one . " that continueth not in all things written " in the law to do them," as the Sinai c law was : fo that, as the Apoftle fays, thofe who lived before that time could not fin...

...fwor<4 of the law appears again over his head : and the curfe rings in his ears, for curfed is he that continueth not in all things -written in the law to do them, Gal. iii. 10. \ Fourthly, On this account he is obliged to feek another falve for his fore. He goes...

...finner had to fear. Do this (faid he) andthott jhalt live ; and on the other hand, Curfed is every enet who continueth not in all things written in the law to do them. 4. Moreover, as all this tended to difcover to man his fin, God was pleafed to declare to him the neceflity...

...wrath. All have broken the law, and are under its curse ; for it is said, " Cursed is every one, that continueth not in all things, written in the law, to do them." 4. As the sons-in-law of Lot, when addressed by him, were in danger of sudden destruction, from the...

...that hunger and thirft after righteoufnefs." The law came with curfes : " Curfed is every one that continueth not in " all things written in the law, to do them." Chrift came in another manner — the gofpel was delivered in a mild fweet manner — Chrift, as an...

...are of the " works of the law are under the curse : for it is " written, Cursed is every one, that continueth not *' in all things written in the law to do them."* Now the passage, to which the apostle refers, wholly treats of sins against the moral law, without...

...flaming sword of the law appears again over his head ; and the curse rings in his ears, for him that continueth not in all things written in the law, to do them, Gal. iii. 10. Fourthly.j On this account he is obliged to seek another salve for his sore. He goes...

...who always did the things that pleased the Father ; for the tenor of the law is, " Cursed is he that continueth not in all things written in the law, to do them." Hen^, though Adam's obedience was for a while absolutely pmtect ; yet, because at length he tripped...