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Page 174
... deny self in one form , for the sake of gratifying self in another form . In one man avarice is the ruling passion . He will labor hard , rise early , and sit up late , eat the bread of carefulness and deny himself even the necessaries ...
... deny self in one form , for the sake of gratifying self in another form . In one man avarice is the ruling passion . He will labor hard , rise early , and sit up late , eat the bread of carefulness and deny himself even the necessaries ...
Page 316
... deny his appetites and passions . His artificial appetites he denies absolutely , whenever his attention is called ... deny himself . He may not gratify all his desires , because the desires are often contradictory , and he must deny one ...
... deny his appetites and passions . His artificial appetites he denies absolutely , whenever his attention is called ... deny himself . He may not gratify all his desires , because the desires are often contradictory , and he must deny one ...
Page 432
... deny the grace of the gospel , and charge God foolishly . And I cannot but inquire , why is this great effort in the church to maintain that Paul lived in sin , and was never wholly sanctified till death ? Two things have appeared ...
... deny the grace of the gospel , and charge God foolishly . And I cannot but inquire , why is this great effort in the church to maintain that Paul lived in sin , and was never wholly sanctified till death ? Two things have appeared ...
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