Grace, as it Reigns in our Salvation in General

"Divine grace, as reigning in our salvation, not only appears, but appears with majesty; not only shines, but triumphs, providing all things, freely bestowing all things necessary to our eternal happiness. Grace does not set our salvation on foot by accommodating its terms and conditions to the enfeebled capacities of lapsed creatures, but begins, carries on, and completes the arduous work. Grace, as a sovereign, does not rescue the sinner from deserved ruin, furnish him with new abilities, and then leave him, by their proper use, to resist the tempter; . . . No: for if the province and work of grace were circumscribed in this manner, things of the last importance to the glory of God and the felicity of man would be left in the most uncertain and perilous situation."

An excerpt from Chapter II - "Of Grace, as it Reigns in our Salvation in General" - of The Reign of Grace in our latest book, The Works of Abraham Booth, Vol. 2.

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