{"id":"5.10","chapter":5,"number":10,"text":"This assurance, however, is not produced by any peculiar revelation contrary to, or independent of the word of God; but springs from faith in God’s promises, which he has most abundantly revealed in his word for our comfort; from the testimony of the holy Spirit, witnessing with our spirit, that we are children and heirs of God; and lastly, from a serious and holy desire to preserve a good conscience, and to perform good works. And if the elect of God were deprived of this solid comfort, that they shall finally obtain the victory; and of this infallible pledge or earnest of eternal glory, they would be of all men the most miserable.","segments":[{"text":"This assurance, however, is not produced by any peculiar revelation contrary to, or independent of the word of God; but springs from faith in God’s promises, which he has most abundantly revealed in his word for our comfort; from the testimony of the holy Spirit, witnessing with our spirit, that we are children and heirs of God;","proofs":["Romans 8:16"],"refs":[{"printed":"Romans 8:16","osis":["Rom.8.16"]}],"note":null},{"text":"and lastly, from a serious and holy desire to preserve a good conscience, and to perform good works. And if the elect of God were deprived of this solid comfort, that they shall finally obtain the victory; and of this infallible pledge or earnest of eternal glory, they would be of all men the most miserable.","proofs":[],"refs":[],"note":null}],"relations":{},"diffs":[],"page":"72","leaf":126}