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Nothing can be an object of faith, except what God has revealed in his word; but the interest that any individual has in Christ and the blessings of the gospel, more than another, is not revealed. God has no where declared, concerning any one of us, as individuals, that we shall be saved; all that he has revealed on this subject respects us as characters.

Andrew Fuller — The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation (1786; 2nd ed. with corrections), Part I on the nature of saving faith

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Andrew Fuller, The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation (1786; 2nd ed. with corrections), Part I on the nature of saving faith (baptisthistoryhomepage.com)
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