Christ: The Way, the Truth, and the Life by John (of Wamphray) Brown
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Howbeit the Lord's dispensations with his people, in that one way, may
be various, as his way with his people under the law is different from his way with his people under the gospel; and his dispensations with individual believers, whether under the law or under the gospel, is not the same in all things. And this should teach us to relinquish our own ways, and to enter into this one only way; and it should move such as are in this way to study unity and agreement among themselves; and yet not infer or suppose, that God's way with them must be in all things alike. Yea, though the Lord's way with them be different from his way with others, and more dark, disconsolate, and bitter, yet let them be quiet and silent before the Lord, and acknowledge his goodness that hath brought them into the one only way, Jesus Christ, and keepeth them there. But, _fourthly,_ The main thing here, and which is obvious, is this, that Jesus Christ is the way to the Father, the one and only way, the sovereign and excellent way, and he alone is the way. There is not another. "Neither is there salvation in any other; for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved," Acts iv. 12. For clearing of this, we shall speak a little to those four things, and shew, 1. What is our case, and what need we have of a way. 2. How Christ answereth this our case and necessity, and is a fit way for us. |
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