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"George Whitefield’s sermon emphasizes that true repentance is a total transformation of the soul, where a carnal disposition is exchanged for a sanctified one. He defines this state as a ""new creation"" that involves an enlightened understanding and a will conformed to God, rather than mere temporary changes in behavior. Whitefield warns that repentance is necessary for salvation because an unholy person cannot inhabit the presence of a holy God. However, he encourages even the ""chief of sinners"" to seek mercy through Christ, noting that forgiveness is a free gift of grace available to all who truly forsake their evil ways. Complementing these theological teachings, Thomas Halyburton’s testimony illustrates the internal struggle with conviction and the fear of judgment. Halyburton details several ""wicked shifts"" he used to avoid true submission, such as making resolutions based on his own strength or seeking only enough religion to avoid hell while retaining his ""bosom idols"". He describes being caught in a dreadful straight between the fear of death and a love for sin, often delaying his obedience or questioning religious truths when they challenged his unrenewed heart. Both sources conclude that human effort and ""unsanctified learning"" are insufficient for spiritual peace. Instead, salvation requires a divine work to change the heart's inclinations and habits. Ultimately, the sources highlight that God's providence and sovereign mercy are the only means by which a sinner can escape eternal condemnation and find ""unspeakable delights"" in holiness."