The Treatise on Religious Affections

affections Apostle appears arise beauty believe blessings body called cause Christ Christian circumstances clear comfort communicated confidence consists conversion conviction convinced desires disposition distinguishing divine things doctrines doubt duty evidence excellency exercises experience expressions faith false Father fear give given glory Gospel grace gracious hath heart heaven Hence holy hope humility hypocrites imagination immediately importance impressed infinite influence interest Jesus Christ John judge kind knowledge light lively Lord manifest manner Matt means mentioned mind moral nature object observed particular perceive perfections persons possess practice present principle produce profession professors promises proof proper Psalm reason received regard rejoice religious affections represented respect saints saving Scrip Scriptures sense sincerity sins soul speaks Spirit strong suppose thee thou tions true religion truly truth understanding unto