OF HIS PEOPLE:

OR,

THE DOCTRINE OF JUSTIFICATION BY
FAITH IN HIM.

BY THE LATE

REV. RICHARD RAWLIN,

FETTER-LANE, LONDON.

FIRST PRINTED IN 1741.

VOL. II.

EDINBURGH:

JAMES TAYLOR, 21 GEORGE STREET.

JOHNSTONE AND HUNTER. PATON AND RITCHIE. W. INNES.

LONDON: W. ALLEN, PATERNOSTER ROW.

GLASGOW: G. GALLIE.

CONTENTS.

Page

CHAPTER III.-OF THE DISPOSITION OF THE BELIEVER

TOWARDS THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF CHRist.

1. A Knowledge of its Nature,

2. A Sense of our Need of it,

3. Ardent breathing of the Soul after an Interest

in it,.

4. A Cheerful Acceptance of it,

5. A Humble and Entire Dependance upon it,

6. Entire Renunciation of every other Righteous-

7. Highest Valuation of this Righteousness, and

Determined Adherence to it,

8. Ready and Entire Submission to it,

9. Holy Gratitude for it, .

CHAPTER IV.-OF THE PERFECTION AND VALUE OF

CHRIST'S RIGHTEOUSNESS.

1. It is the Righteousness of a Glorious Person,

2. It is fully Adequate to the Perfection of the

Law,.

3. It is Effectual for all the Purposes for which it

ERRATA.

Vol. I. p. 249-line 3-omit them.

II.

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CHAPTER III.

DISPOSITION OF THE BELIEVER TOWARDS THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF CHRIST.

I SHALL now trace out that tendency and disposition of soul which believers express and discover towards this righteousness, copying them from the sentiments and language of the church in the remarkable passage, Surely shall one say, every one say that is taught of God, and according to the different degrees of light in which this truth is set to view-in the Lord have I righteousness; there I seek and hope to find it, and there only-only and exclusively of all other persons and things whatever.*

I. This language must include

* Pertinet huc emphasis phrasios, qua dicit, 'esse

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