...all the families of the Earth ; therefore will punifh you for all your Iniquities, Am. iii.2. For, he is of purer Eyes than to behold Evil, and cannot look on Iniquity, Hab. i. 13. And he will be fantlijied in them that draw nigh.him^ Lev. x. 3. And Punifhment...

...darknefs may as foon have fellowfhip together, as the holy God and one that walks in any way of (in. God is of purer eyes than to behold evil, and cannot look upon iniquity. Habb. i. 13. He cannoC therefore reveal and make over htonfelf, to fuch as are driving a trade of fin....

...and delights in his elect, while in a date of nature, that he loves and delights in their fins; God is of purer eyes than to behold evil, and cannot look upon fin with any approbation or delight m. He is not a God that bath pleafure in wickednefs, neither /hall...

...abfolving and justifying fentence. As it' argues a perfection and purity of holinefs in GOD himfelf, that He is of purer eyes than to behold evil, and cannot look on iniquity (Hab. i. 13.) fo it argues & perfection and purity in the divine law, that it cannot juftify...

...on the outward appearance, but the Lord hoketh on the heart. \ Sam. 16. •». I Chron. 28. 9. God is of purer eyes than to behold evil, and cannot look upon iniquity. Habb. I. 13. SlfJ/ed are the pure in heart, for they Jhall fee God. Matth. 5. 8.— See Ep. 41. (N....

...juft, and good ; and difcovcrs the greatell. avcriion to all fin, and the highell dcteltation of it. ' He is of purer eyes than to behold evil, and ' cannot look on iniquity *.' This holinefs of God is ftrongly exprefled in every precept of his perfect law, which...

...the Almighty, and fo offenfive is every thing in oppofition to it, that in fcripture itjs affirmed, " He is of purer eyes than to behold evil, and cannot look upon iniquity ;" and reafon perfectly agrees with the aflertion. T\ow, if fuch is the nature of him, is it poflible...

...enough; but how such creatures as now lived upon the earth were to be brought into the favour of Him who is " of purer eyes than to behold evil, and cannot look upon iniquity," would have been far beyond his conception. A Parker, we know, or a Maurico, will reply, that he sees...

...Prophet says in words, and evince that conviction which was originally written on his heart, that God " is of purer eyes than to behold evil, and cannot look upon iniquity " For surely, if this sense of God's holiness had not been imprinted on the nature of man, if he had...

...fear before him ? who would not tremble at his presence \• ? who would not revere t!i;it God, who is of purer eyes than to behold evil, and cannot look upon iniyuify* ; who cannot be tempted with evil^, but must see it, and hate it, even in all its forms ?"...