Expositions of Holy Scripture: Romans and CorinthiansCCEL |
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... possible for them. All three of these aspects are plainly declared in Paul's writings. In our text it is chiefly the first which is made prominent. All that distinguishes Christianity; and makes it worth believing, or mighty, is ...
... possible for them. All three of these aspects are plainly declared in Paul's writings. In our text it is chiefly the first which is made prominent. All that distinguishes Christianity; and makes it worth believing, or mighty, is ...
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... possible to pour upon him. But granite rock does not drink in the dew as a flower does; and the nature of the man on whom God's love falls determines how much, and what manner of its manifestations shall pass into his true possession ...
... possible to pour upon him. But granite rock does not drink in the dew as a flower does; and the nature of the man on whom God's love falls determines how much, and what manner of its manifestations shall pass into his true possession ...
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... .' Now the next step is purity, which is the ordinary idea of sanctity. Purity will follow consecration, and would not be worth much without it, even if it was possible to be attained. Now, look what a far deeper and nobler idea of.
... .' Now the next step is purity, which is the ordinary idea of sanctity. Purity will follow consecration, and would not be worth much without it, even if it was possible to be attained. Now, look what a far deeper and nobler idea of.
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... purity, and will cover the whole ground of a human life, is only possible when we have drunk in the blessed thought 'beloved of God.' My yielding of myself to Him can only be the echo of His giving of Himself to me. He must.
... purity, and will cover the whole ground of a human life, is only possible when we have drunk in the blessed thought 'beloved of God.' My yielding of myself to Him can only be the echo of His giving of Himself to me. He must.
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... he could impart it, if they would listen to what he would say to them. But whilst thus he rises into the lofty conception of the purpose and possible result of his meeting the Roman Christians, he is just as conscious of the limitations of.
... he could impart it, if they would listen to what he would say to them. But whilst thus he rises into the lofty conception of the purpose and possible result of his meeting the Roman Christians, he is just as conscious of the limitations of.
內容
THE INTERCEDING SPIRIT Romans viii | |
THE GIFTTHAT BRINGS ALL GIFTS Romans viii | |
THE SACRIFICE OF THE BODY Romans xii | |
LOVE THAT CAN HATE Romans xii 9 10 R V | |
STILL ANOTHER TRIPLET Romans xii 1315 | |
LOVE AND THE DAY Romans xiii 814 | |
THE SOLDIERS MORNINGCALL Romans xiii | |
TWO FOUNTAINS ONE STREAM Romans xv 4 | |
PHŒBE Romans xvi 1 2 R V | |
TWO HOUSEHOLDS Romans xvi 10 | |
PERSIS Romans xvi | |
TRANSFIGURATION Romans xii | |
GRACE AND GRACES Romans xii 68 | |
PART 2 | |
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Apostle Apostle’s Aristobulus Authorised Version believe beseech bestowed blessed blessedness body bring character Christ died Christ Jesus Christian Church circumcision comes commandment condition conquered conscience consciousness Corinth Corinthians darkness dead dear brethren death desire Divine Spirit duty dwell earthly Ephesus Epistle eternal evil exhortation experience fact faith Father flesh gift give glory Gospel grace grasp hand hath heart heaven holy hope human Jesus Christ labour light lives living sacrifice look Lord Lord’s man’s manifestation means men’s metaphor mind nature obedience Old Testament ourselves outward Passover Paul Paul’s perfect possession preach present principle Priscilla and Aquila recognise Resurrection Resurrection of Jesus revelation righteousness risen Rome sacrifice salvation Scripture servants sins solemn Son of God sorrow soul speak sure sweet teaching Testament things thou thought true trust truth unless unto verse whilst whole words