COALHEAVER’S SCRAPS;

A PRESENT

TO HIS

VENERABLE AND REVERED BROTHER

JENKINS.

By WILLIAM HUNTINGTON, S. S.

MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL

AT PROVIDENCE CHAPEL, LITTLE TITCHFIELD STREET,

AND AT THE CITY CHAPEL.

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THE

COALHEAVER'S SCRAPS, &c.

PAUL'S LAW OF THE MIND EXAMINED.

Rom. vii. 25. - So then with the mind I myself serve the law of

God."

It is known by fad experience, to all that love the Almighty, that the carnal mind is enmity against God. And it is the application of the law that discovers this; for the law working wrath in the soul, and ministering nothing but death to it, stirs up this enmity; this Paul calls the reviving of fin at the coming of the commandment.

But God has provided and promised a remedy for this disease. He promises, by his Spirit in Noah, that he would persuade Japheth, and he should dwell in the tents of Shem, Gen. ix. 27. This is a promise made to the Gentiles. And this work of persuading seems to be the working