A Sermon Occasioned By The Death Of Benjamin Seward, Esq

Summary

This sermon, preached on the occasion of Benjamin Seward's death, reflects on Psalm 37:37, emphasizing the contrast between the wicked and the righteous. It explores the nature of a truly good man as perfect and upright, explaining that such perfection is relative, involving sanctification and justification through Christ. The sermon encourages believers to observe and admire the grace that makes sinners perfect in God's sight, despite their ongoing struggles with sin. It highlights the hope and peace that come from being justified and sanctified by faith in Jesus Christ.