who live in it. God is faithful to his promises, but he never promises tc pardon the impenitently guilty, vs. 3, 4.
5. God will make the wrath of men to praise him. Their unrighteous- ness will commend his righteousness, without, on that account, making its condemnation less certain or less severe, vs. 5, 6.
6. Any doctrine inconsistent with the first principles of morals must be false, no matter how plausible the metaphysical argument in its favour. And that mode of reasoning is correct, which refutes such doctrines by showing their inconsistency with moral truth, v. 8.