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Matthew Mead on the necessity of the Infinate God the Son taking on a human nature in the person of Jesus of Nazareth to bring salvation to sinners -
“Alas! It is an infinite righteousness that must satisfy for our sins, for it is an infinate God that is offended by us. If your sin be pardoned, it is infinate mercy that must pardon it; if ever you be reconciled to God, it is infinate merit must do it; if ever your heart be changed, and your soul renewed, it is infinate power must effect it; and if ever your soul escape hell and be saved at last, it is infinate grace must save.”
Matthew Mead, The Almost Christian Discovered; or, the False Professor Tried and Cast, 241.
Stephen Charnock on God as Infinate.
“Whatever God is, he is infinitely so…Conceive of him as excellent, without any imperfection; a Spirit without parts; great without quantity; perfect without quality; everywhere without place; powerful without members; understanding without ignorance; wise without reasoning; light without darkness; infinitely more excelling the beauty of all creatures…And when you have risen to the highest, conceive him yet infinitely above all you can conceive of spirit, and acknowledge the infirmity of your own minds. And whatsoever conception comes into your minds, say “This is not God; God is more than this.” - The Existence and Attributes of God, in the Works of Stephen Charnock, 1:279.
Since Scripture nor God cannot be contradictory then how do we reconcile Paul and James in regard to justification? R. C. Sproul gets to the heart of the matter by looking at the questions that Paul and James are asking and answering demonstrating that they are not contradicting one another.
“Paul vs. James?” from Ligonier Ministries https://renewingyourmind.org/2025/10/31
