“This re-appearance of the doctrine of freewill serves to support that of the pretension of the natural man to be not irremediably fallen, for this is what such doctrine tends to. All who have never been deeply convicted of sin, all persons in whom this conviction is based on gross external sins, believe more or less in freewill”
Quote by John Nelson Darby
Work
Letters by J.N.D., 1849-1875; extracts tr. from the French
Letters by J.N.D., 1849-1875; extracts tr. from the French is a compilation of translated extracts from the personal correspondence of J.N.D. Spanning the years 1849 to 1875, these letters provide a glimpse into the author's personal experiences, reflections, and interactions with others during a significant period of his life. The translation from the original French text ensures accessibility to English-speaking readers. more
Author
John Nelson Darby
John Nelson Darby (November 18, 1800 - April 29, 1882) was a British religious leader and theologian who had a profound impact on the Christian world, particularly in the areas of eschatology and the doctrine of prophecy. more
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