Excerpt from The Scripture Doctrine of Sanctification: Stated, and Defended Against the Error of Perfectionism

Although it is well to be familiar with the most comprehensive views which we can take of the nature and designs of the Christian system, there is also an advantage in setting ourselves at times to the examination of its particular parts. Considered as a whole, there is perfect unity, not only in the system itself, but in all its operations and fruits, but it is the unity of a body consisting of many members, or of a building composed of different stones. The parts are related, and each one occupies a place in the formation of the same great and consistent whole.

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