we among the "good fisli ?" This is the grand question. It is one which must be answered at last. The net will soon be " drawn to shore."' The true character of every man's religion will at length be exposed. There will be an eternal separation between the good fish and the bad. There will be a " furnace of fire'' for the wicked. Surely, as Baxter says^ " these plain words more need belief and consideration than exposition."
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154 EXPOSITORY THOUGHTS.
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