POSTMILLENNIALISM IN THE GOSPELS (3)
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"My heart I give Thee, Lord, eagerly and earnestly." - John Calvin
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- Chris Cole
- Statesville, North Carolina, United States
- My name is Chris Cole. I have lived in the Charlotte, NC, area for over forty years, and have been an active Presbyterian during most of that time. I love the Westminster Confession of Faith as a beautiful expression of my own personal beliefs. You can email me at orthodoxreformed@mail2world.com. I prefer the English Standard Version of the Bible, and all quotations are from the ESV, unless otherwise stated. I have a number of reviews of Reformed books on Amazon. There is a link to them in the Reformed links below.
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Jesus Answers Prayer
"Seeing [that] the Lord of lords, the Lord Jesus, is so ready (never was there king so ready to hear a subject as Jesus is), [even] if thou wert the vilest body that goes, a thief, a harlot, etc., yet if thou wilt say this, 'Lord, remember on me, and give me a part of thy kingdom'; - if thou prayest to him from a penitent heart, with confidence and assurance, I promise unto thee, heaven and earth shall go [fall] together ere thou wantest [lack] thine asking. Seeing [that] our Lord Jesus is so liberal [free-giving], then seek more than enough, more than a kingdom, and thou shalt get more. The only cause why we want [lack] is in us: we have no hearts to seek it."
- Rev. Robert Rollock, Scottish Presbyterian minister, about 1590, in a commentary on Luke 23:42-43
- Rev. Robert Rollock, Scottish Presbyterian minister, about 1590, in a commentary on Luke 23:42-43
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