The Unconditional Freeness of the Gospel
Thomas Erskine
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This is a work of theology which addresses a seeming contradiction in Christian thought: that love and forgiveness are freely offered to all, but they cannot be accepted without a major change in the receiver's heart. Along the way, the author explains what he believes justification to be--not a judicial act of God, but rather a description of the state of the believer. He also goes into detail on why our pride makes it difficult to accept God's love. -Summary by Devorah Allen (3 hr 30 min)
Chapters
| Note on the Text | 1:30 | Read by Devorah Allen |
| Difficulties as to the Freedom of the Gospel | 42:13 | Read by redrun |
| Forgiveness the means not the end contemplated in the Gospel | 37:07 | Read by KHand |
| The true meaning of Justification by Faith | 38:18 | Read by KHand |
| Consideration of some passages of Scripture referring to the subject | 20:22 | Read by KHand |
| Sympathy with the mind of God | 21:38 | Read by redrun |
| Thoughts suggested by the foregoing Remarks | 35:00 | Read by William Bruce McFadden |
| Consistency between Present Forgiveness and Future Judgement | 14:06 | Read by nzk13 |