...covenant of works is broken, it must needs be abrogated, and that therefore now, as the Apostle says, 'by the deeds of the law no flesh living can be justified,' that is, made and dealt with as righteous. For what is to be understood by the cherubims here mentioned...

...utter worthlessness of all that men can do, to avert our impending doom, is also clearly pointed out. " By the deeds of the law no flesh living can be justified in the sight of God." Men may doubt, and rail, and abuse such statements ; but they are derived from...

...utter worthlessness of all that men can do, to avert our impending doom, is also clearly pointed out. " By the deeds of the law no flesh living can be justified in the sight of God." Men may doubt, and rail, and abuse such statements; but they are derived from...

...forth Jesus Christ and him crucified as the sure and only hope of the sinner, declaring most positively that " by the deeds of the law, no flesh living can be justified." The holiest and most exemplary have sins to be pardoned, and omissions of known and admitted duty to...

...conviction came from the word of God. The Holy Spirit fastened our attention upon the revealed fact, "that, by the deeds of the law, no flesh living can be justified ;" and thus upon the experimental fact, that all our own righteousness is as filthy rags. Thus it was...

...with his Maker, he would doubtless be disinclined to a religion, which declares in the plainest terms, "That by the deeds of the law no flesh living can be justified ;" a religion, which represents the sinner's freedom from punishment, as the result of sovereign grace...

...conviction came from the Word of God. The Holy Spirit fastened our attention upon the revealed fact, " that, by the deeds of the Law, no flesh living can be justified ;" and thus upon the experimental fact, that all our own righteousness is as filthy rags. Thus it was...

...his Maker, he would doubtless be disinclined to a religion, which declares in the plainest terms, " That by the deeds of the law no flesh living can be justified ;" a religion, which represents the sinner's freedom from punishment, as the result of sovereign grace...

...has been already asserted that obedience to the moral law is essential to justification, and again, that «'by the deeds of the law no flesh living can be justified." This may appear incongruous. But the whole Q. What are the conditions of salvation 1 mystery is explained,...

...righteousness, as our people attempted to do, then, like them, we shall surely stumble and fall; for by the deeds of the law no flesh living can be justified. t) 7. I still remember a sermon preached in London in 1802, at the Missionary meeting, by the late...