The Almost Christian Discovered

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""But leaving the treatise to speak for itself, we beseech the man who is but almost a Christian, in traveling through its pages to avail himself of its aid. We ask him simply, to reason the matter on the principles and findings which it sets before him; but to do this in that spirit of earnest and humble inquisitiveness, which befits so grave a subject: and if such a spirit be far from him, or appearing to evaporate as he proceeds, let him pause and invoke its return, from that God in Jesus Christ, who maketh the heart of the rash to understand doctrine. As be wishes to prosper, let him never forget, that while it is easy to show him the proper means, and possible to bring him into contact with these, yet the disposition to apply the means in such a way, as to gain their end, cometh forth from Him, who is wonderful in counsel and excellent in working.""
 

Contents

Prefatory Note
1
Christian
45
SECT IV
57
SECT V
65
A man may make great vows and promises strong purposes
71
SECT VIII
78
SECT X
84
SECT XII
95
A man may be under visible changes and yet be but almost
112
SECT XIX
120
true Christian can and yet be but almost a Christian
129
Whence is it that many go far and yet no farther?
145
QUEST IV
154
Application
162
Use of Caution
176
Use of Exhortation
189

A man may suffer for Christ and yet be but almost a Christian
101
SECT XVI
107

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