...the Queftion to be hung upon this Nicety ? Does not St. James fpeak, in as ftrong Words as we can, that a Man is JUSTIFIED by Works, and not by Faith only ? James ii. 24. The Truth is, as has been above explained, It is GOD that * Mud eft Charitatem et Opera...

...that have DONE evil, to everlajting punijbment. Tou fee then, and they are the words of St. James, that a man is JUSTIFIED BY WORKS, and not by faith only. By faith he is juftified at his converfion, and when his backflidings are healed. But he is juftified...

...works. 229 ¡s justified, and not by be estimated in the same manner as those of the faith only. father, that a man is justified by works, and not "' by faith only : it is by no means enough, that jamc, the great principles of religion be credited, if 11. at. they...

...229 • justified, and not by be estimated in the same manner as those of the 8ECT(«ш oolf. father, that a man is justified by works, and not "'' ^ by faith only : it is by no means enough, that Jamc« the great principles of religion be credited, if 11.2*. they...

...! that, " we are justified by Faith, without the deeds of the Law." St. James, it is no less true, that, "A man is justified by works, and not by Faith only." How shall we get rid of this great difficulty? There never was a crisis, perhaps, in which just reasoning...

...that will not work can Justify a man. And when Paul saith, " faith only justifieth :" and James, " that a man is justified by works, and not by faith only;" there is great difference between Paul's only, and James' only. For Paul's only is to be understood,...

...solely and entirely, as viewed in Christ, according to the gospel. Even James who in another sense shows that " a man is justified by works, and not by faith " only," illustrates his doctrine by the example of Abraham, who was " justified by works, when " he had offered...

.... , not by faith only. the children are to be estimated in the same manner as those of the father, that a man is justified by works, and not by faith only : it Js by no means enough, that the great principles of re-* ligion be credited, if they have not...

...them that by the detds of the few shall no flesh he j-is tfied. And though St. James says expressly that a man is justified by works, and not by faith only, he does not contradict St. Paul. He does not say a man is justified by the works of the ceremonial...

...and widows in their affliction, and keep himself unspotted from the world: James i. 27. He asserts that a man is justified by works and not by faith only, and that faith is dead and useless if it be alone: chap. ii. 14 — 26. John teaches that God forgives...