...ashamed, — it is not that of which they are or ever will be ashamed, — because it is sustained by the love of God, shed abroad in the heart, by the Holy Ghostgiven unto us. "For when we were yet without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly."...

...in Christian love, concord, and unity; and in joy in the IMy Ghnst, that is, in the joyful sense of the love of God, shed abroad in the heart by the Holy Ghost In, these things Christianity consists." Learn hence, That the essence of Christianity, and the life...

...from each other, rather by tradition and non-essential forms than otherwise — yet he believed that the love of God, shed abroad in the heart by the Holy Ghost, is the same wherever it governs the affections, and it alone forms the true bond of Christian fellowship...

...1844. LAODICEA, CHAPTER I. RELIGIOUS DECLENSION, AS TO ITS NATURE. RELIGION, properly so called, is the love of God, shed abroad in the heart by the Holy Ghost, Rom. v. 5. In its lowest condition, it presupposes regeneration, John iii. 3 ; for regeneration is...

...from each other, rather by tradition and non-essential forms than otherwise — yet he believed that the love of God, shed abroad in the heart by the Holy Ghost, is the same wherever it governs the affections, and it alone forms the true bond of Christian fellowship...

...the partaker of God's converting grace. Pardon is then and there imparted ; and the love of God is shed abroad in the heart, by the Holy Ghost given unto him. I could imagine circumstances, which might seem to render necessary, a procrastination of salvation...

...unto himself. It is nevertheless true. The genuine fruits of the Spirit, springing from the fear and love of God, shed abroad in the heart by the Holy Ghost, redound to the glory of that grace by which they are produced, and also to the good of man ; for he...

...fever, from which she suiFcred very severely, especially in her mind, for as yet she was a stranger to " the love of God shed abroad in the heart by the Holy Ghost given unto us." The people of God visited, counselled, and prayed with her. She mentions two in particular, who...

...first be precious to his own soul. The motive which constrains him to work for the Lord, ought to he the love of God shed abroad in the heart by the Holy Ghost given him — love to Jesus, and loving his Image in others. He ought to be living in the desire of Zion's...

...bring men to the real enjoyment of God's love in Christ Jesus. Nothing else but Gospel principle ; the love of God shed abroad in the heart by the Holy Ghost, has power to raise the grovelling hearts of men to desire and follow after the blessedness of being...