St. Paul and Protestantism, with an Essay on Puritanism and the Church of England

Arnold, Matthew · 1888

"We often read the Scripture without comprehending its full meaning; however, let us not be discouraged. The light, in God's good time, will break out, and disperse the darkness; and we shall see the mysteries of the Gospel." "With them (the Puritans) nothing is more familiar than to plead in their causes _the Law of God, the Word of the Lord_; who notwithstanding, when they come to allege what word and what law they mean, their common ordinary practice is to quote by-speeches, and to urge them as if they were written in most exact form of law. What is to add to the Law of God if this be not?"…

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