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Compare the children of God with Adam in a state of innocency - Thomas Watson (Puritan Quote)

Compare the children of God with Adam in a state of innocency. Adam was a person of honor. He was the sole monarch of the world; all the creatures did vail to him as their sovereign. He was placed in the garden of Eden, which was a paradise of pleasure. He was crowned with all the contentments of the earth. Nay, more, Adam was God’s lively picture; he was made in the likeness of God Himself. Yet the state of the meanest of God’s children by adoption is far more excellent and honorable than the state of Adam was when he wore the robe of innocency, for Adam’s condition, though it was glorious, was mutable and soon lost. Adam was a bright star, yet a falling star; but God’s children by adoption are in a state unalterable. Adam had a possibility of standing, but believers have an impossibility of falling; once adopted, and ever adopted.

- Thomas Watson in The Beatitudes on the Puritan Hard Drive

Jim Dodson Reviews and Recommends the Puritan Hard Drive

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- Jim Dodson, Reformed Presbyterian Scholar, https://www.covenanter.org/