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“It is not a new phenomenon for false religion to prevail during times of great revival of true religion, with many hypocrites arising among true believers. This pattern can be seen in the great reformation and revival during Josiah's time, the outpouring of the Spirit upon the Jews in the days of John the Baptist, and the great commotions caused by Jesus Christ's preaching. In each of these instances, many were called, but few were chosen; many were temporarily roused and affected, but few were true disciples who endured to the end.”
Jonathan Edwards, Religious Affections: In Modern, Updated English
“The religion that God requires and accepts is not made up of weak, dull, and lifeless wishes that barely lift us above indifference. Instead, God emphasizes in His word that we should be genuinely committed, "fervent in spirit," and wholeheartedly engaged in our faith (Romans 12:11, "Be fervent in spirit, serving the Lord").”
Jonathan Edwards, Religious Affections: In Modern, Updated English
“Trials have three main benefits for true religion. Firstly, they demonstrate the truth of the religion, showing that it is indeed genuine.”
Jonathan Edwards, Religious Affections: In Modern, Updated English
“What are the key qualities of those who are favored by God and entitled to His eternal rewards?”
Jonathan Edwards, Religious Affections: In Modern, Updated English