The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus ChristTranslated from the Latin Vulgate: and diligently compared with the original Greek . e conforma-ble to the imago of his Son. We must not here otTer to dive into ihe secrets of Gods eternal electiivn, onlyfirmly believe that all our good, in time, and eternity, flows originally from Gods free goodness ; and all outevil from mans free will. : Ver. 33 I am sure. That is, I am persuaded : as it is in ihe Greek, ? § Chap. IX. Ver. 3. Anathema ; a curse. The aposiles concern and love for his countrymen the Jews wasso great, that he wa
The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus ChristTranslated from the Latin Vulgate: and diligently compared with the original Greek . e conforma-ble to the imago of his Son. We must not here otTer to dive into ihe secrets of Gods eternal electiivn, onlyfirmly believe that all our good, in time, and eternity, flows originally from Gods free goodness ; and all outevil from mans free will. : Ver. 33 I am sure. That is, I am persuaded : as it is in ihe Greek, ? § Chap. IX. Ver. 3. Anathema ; a curse. The aposiles concern and love for his countrymen the Jews wasso great, that he was willing to sutler even an anathema, or curse, for their sake ; or any evil that could comeupim him without his offending God. li Ver. 6. All are not Israelites, Jcc. Not all, who are the carnal seed of Israel, arc true Israelites in Godsarcount ; who, as by his free grace he heretofore preferred Isaac before Isniael, and Jacol) before Esau, so hecould, and did, by the like free grace, election and mercy, raise up spiritual children by faith to Abraham andIsrael, from among ihe Gentiles, and prefer them before the carnal . 234 TO THE ROMANS.
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