The Eternal Saviour Judge
The Eternal Saviour Judge
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. Yet ye (turned} not unto Me. " 2. In NEW TESTAMENT.
2 Cor. Xiii. 10 : "That I may not when present deal sharply (aVoro^ws x/ 07 i" a y tcu ) according to the authority which the Lord gave me for building up and not for casting down " ; also Titus i. 13 : " Reprove them sharply (aTroTo/xws) that they may be sound in the faith. " 1 1 Tim. I. 20: "Whom I (acting on the Lord's authority, 2 Cor. Xiii. 10) delivered unto Satan, that they might be taught not to blaspheme. " 2 Tim. Ii. 25: "In meekne...ss correcting 1 Miss E. T. Fowler in "The Farringdons, " p. 184, says: "Why, even the ordinary human beings who are fond of us want to cure our faults, and not to punish them . . . They are sorry when we do wrong, but they are even sorrier when we suffer for it. And do you think God loves us less than they do, and is quicker to punish and slower to forgive ? So does the love of the brethren whom we have seen help us in some measure to understand the love of the God whom we have not seen. " 190 DESIGN OF GOD'S PUNISHMENTS [PART n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Yet ye (turned} not unto Me. " 2. In NEW TESTAMENT.
2 Cor. Xiii. 10 : "That I may not when present deal sharply (aVoro^ws x/ 07 i" a y tcu ) according to the authority which the Lord gave me for building up and not for casting down " ; also Titus i. 13 : " Reprove them sharply (aTroTo/xws) that they may be sound in the faith. " 1 1 Tim. I. 20: "Whom I (acting on the Lord's authority, 2 Cor. Xiii. 10) delivered unto Satan, that they might be taught not to blaspheme. " 2 Tim. Ii. 25: "In meekne...ss correcting 1 Miss E. T. Fowler in "The Farringdons, " p. 184, says: "Why, even the ordinary human beings who are fond of us want to cure our faults, and not to punish them . . . They are sorry when we do wrong, but they are even sorrier when we suffer for it. And do you think God loves us less than they do, and is quicker to punish and slower to forgive ? So does the love of the brethren whom we have seen help us in some measure to understand the love of the God whom we have not seen. " 190 DESIGN OF GOD'S PUNISHMENTS [PART n.
What to read after The Eternal Saviour Judge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Langton Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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