To Be In Christ Is

In Every System Of Theology, Therefore, There Is A Chapter De Libero Arbitrio. This Is A Question Which Every Theologian Finds In His Path, And Which He Must Dispose Of; And On The Manner In Which It Is Determined Depends His Theology, And Of Course His Religion, So Far As His Theology Is To Him A Truth And Reality

The Sin Of Adam Did Not Make The Condemnation Of All Men Merely Possible; It Was The Ground Of Their Actual Condemnation. So The Righteousness Of Christ Did Not Make The Salvation Of Men Merely Possible, It Secured The Actual Salvation Of Those For Whom He Wrought.

The Church, During The Apostolic Age, Did Not Consist Of Isolated, Independent Congregations, But Was One Body, Of Which The Separate Churches Were Constituent Members, Each Subject To All The Rest, Or To An Authority Which Extended Over All.

Ruling Elders Are Declared To Be The Representatives Of The People.

Romanists Tell Us That The Pope Is The Vicar Of Christ; That He Is His Successor As The Universal Head And Ruler Of The Church On Earth. If This Is So, He Must Be A Christ.