Sermons by the late Rev. Richard de CourcyDe Courcy, Richard
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Sermons by the late Rev. Richard de Courcy
De Courcy, Richard
Church of England -- Sermons; Sermons, English -- 18th century
as the whole world itself, the objects of his preserving and merciful
superintendence.
But how much more should we learn to look up to the great Author of
redemption for our spiritual provision! Whatever is necessary to the
delight, the refreshment, the guidance, the establishment, the salvation
of sinners, is all laid up in the rich fulness of the Son of God. If
they want spiritual repast, he is the “bread of life.” If they want
consolation, he is the fountain of living waters, and the God of all
comfort. If they want wisdom, all the treasures of it centre in him, and
he is Wonderful, Counsellor. If they want a righteousness to justify
before the great Jehovah, his name is The Lord our Righteousness. Jer.
xxiii. 6. If they want a friend to speak for them to God, to plead their
cause, and render their services acceptable, he is their Advocate with
the Father; and, for the unchangeableness of his affection, hath in all
ages proved himself a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. If
they want one, whose wisdom and power are sufficient to baffle all the
stratagems of hell, and to vanquish the most formidable enemies, Jesus is
the Captain of salvation, and his strength is the arm of the Lord God
omnipotent. If they want a foundation, whose stability is adequate to
the immense weight that rests upon it, Lo! Jesus is a sure foundation and
the rock of ages. Upon the covenant and promises sealed with his blood
they may securely rest their peace and happiness, all their vast
interests for time and eternity.
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