Hebrews Dramatic Reading

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Part Four

I found these here.

Baxter on Nature

"...nature must be read as one of God’s books, which is purposely written for the revelation of himself. The Holy Scripture is the easier book: when you have first learned from it God, and his will, as to the most necessary things, address yourselves to the study of his works, and read every creature as a Christian and a divine. If you see not yourselves, and all things, as living, and moving, and having being in God, you see nothing, whatever you think you see." Richard Baxter, The Reformed Pastor

The Importance of The End of Redemption

"If there be such a plan concerning the redemption of man, it is obviously of the greatest importance that it should be known and correctly apprehended. If in looking at a complicated machine we are ignorant of the object it is designed to accomplish, or of the relation of its several parts, we must be unable to understand or usefully to apply it. In like manner if we are ignorant of the great end aimed at in the scheme of redemption, or of the relation of the several parts of that scheme; or if we misconceive that end and that relation, all our views must be confused or erroneous. We shall be unable either to exhibit it to others or to apply it to ourselves. If the end of redemption as well as of creation and of providence, is the production of the greatest amount of happiness, then Christianity is one thing; if the end be the glory of God, then Christianity is another thing. The whole character of our theology and religion depends on the answer to that question." C. Hodge Systematic Theology Book III, Chapter I

Life in Maine...

We are settling in to Maine finally. Our life here so far has been blessed. I am finding work, we have found our widwives, we are keeping warm in our little house in the woods, bible study with brothers and sisters in our Lord Sunday afternoons. These things are blessings we don't deserve.