He who believes in him is not judged. He who doesn't believe has been judged already, because he has not believed in the name of the one and only Son of God.
 I intend this morning, by God's help, to put together sundry thoughts upon faith, each of which I may have uttered in your hearing at different times, but which have not been collected into one sermon before, and which, I have no doubt, have been misunderstood from the want of their having been put together in their proper consecutive order. I shall speak a little on each of these points; first,  the object of faith, to what it looks; next,  the reason of faith, whence it comes; thirdly,  the ground of faith, or what it wears when it comes; fourthly,  the warrant of faith, or why it dares to come to Christ; and fifthly,  the result of faith, or, how it speeds when it doth come to Christ.
