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Now, practically, how is this to be 1 1. There can be no doubt that the besetting sin or fault, if any one is prominent, should be the first quarter in which the Christian should turn his thoughts, and prayers, and efforts. His particular shortcoming is an indication by God in what part of the field his work lies. Having ascertained, then, his besetting sin (and we gave directions for doing this in a preceding Chapter), let him set himself as his main business, dismissing other matters for the ...present, however interesting to his curiosity, or attractive to his tastes, to adopt a course of life wholly contrary to it in thought, word, and deed. Let the main tenor of his life be a continual prayer and struggle in God's strength against this one sin. And he will find ere long that other graces are forming iA his mind, besides that which he has set himself specially to cultivate.
14 814 On Unity of Effort [pabi This perhaps may be the explanation of the pheno- m^on, which puxzles us in many Scripture characters, — ^that they fail signally in the very grace which they most especially illustrate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, practically, how is this to be 1 1. There can be no doubt that the besetting sin or fault, if any one is prominent, should be the first quarter in which the Christian should turn his thoughts, and prayers, and efforts. His particular shortcoming is an indication by God in what part of the field his work lies. Having ascertained, then, his besetting sin (and we gave directions for doing this in a preceding Chapter), let him set himself as his main business, dismissing other matters for the ...present, however interesting to his curiosity, or attractive to his tastes, to adopt a course of life wholly contrary to it in thought, word, and deed. Let the main tenor of his life be a continual prayer and struggle in God's strength against this one sin. And he will find ere long that other graces are forming iA his mind, besides that which he has set himself specially to cultivate.
14 814 On Unity of Effort [pabi This perhaps may be the explanation of the pheno- m^on, which puxzles us in many Scripture characters, — ^that they fail signally in the very grace which they most especially illustrate.
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