The Portrait of St. Paul, Or, The True Model for Christians and Pastors1880 - 241 pages |
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Page 115
... appear not only unnecessary , but absurd . As the knowledge of our depravity is the source from whence evangelical repentance and Christian humility flow , so it is the only neces . sary preparation for that living faith , by which we ...
... appear not only unnecessary , but absurd . As the knowledge of our depravity is the source from whence evangelical repentance and Christian humility flow , so it is the only neces . sary preparation for that living faith , by which we ...
Page 119
... appears most extraordinary in the sermons of our Lord , is the zeal with which he bore his testimony against ... appear righteous unto men , but within ye are full of hypocrisy and iniquity . " Of hypocrisy , because your virtues ...
... appears most extraordinary in the sermons of our Lord , is the zeal with which he bore his testimony against ... appear righteous unto men , but within ye are full of hypocrisy and iniquity . " Of hypocrisy , because your virtues ...
Page 129
... appear altogether polluted and worthy of punishment . 3. If we are sometimes deceived by our own ignorance , we more frequently impose upon others by our innate hypocrisy . Unregenerate men , after having thrown a cloak over their ...
... appear altogether polluted and worthy of punishment . 3. If we are sometimes deceived by our own ignorance , we more frequently impose upon others by our innate hypocrisy . Unregenerate men , after having thrown a cloak over their ...
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