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Page 76
... obedience and service , and not vice- versa . All the obedience is but the expression of the sinner's appreciation and gratitude . As Paul indicates , it is a question of status before it becomes a matter of service . We are adopted as ...
... obedience and service , and not vice- versa . All the obedience is but the expression of the sinner's appreciation and gratitude . As Paul indicates , it is a question of status before it becomes a matter of service . We are adopted as ...
Page 106
... obedience , by listening with docility to His servant , though not in any respect our superior " ( IV.iii . 1 ) . A further point is that nothing could be fitter to cherish mutual charity than thus to bind men together by this tie ...
... obedience , by listening with docility to His servant , though not in any respect our superior " ( IV.iii . 1 ) . A further point is that nothing could be fitter to cherish mutual charity than thus to bind men together by this tie ...
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... obedience to the Father . So the Christian is visited with disgrace or poverty or bereavement or disease and other afflictions in order to teach him his frailty and lead him to cast himself before God . Even the best of men need to be ...
... obedience to the Father . So the Christian is visited with disgrace or poverty or bereavement or disease and other afflictions in order to teach him his frailty and lead him to cast himself before God . Even the best of men need to be ...
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CHAP PAGE | 11 |
MANS FALLEN STATE | 29 |
THE WAY OF SALVATION | 44 |
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