Monthly Archives: October 2014

Unknowingly Righteous

Posted on October 31, 2014 by Matthew Phillips

“For inasmuch as the saints are always aware of their sin and seek righteousness from God in accord with His mercy, for this very reason they are always also regarded as righteous by God.  Thus in their own sight and … Continue reading →

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The Drunken Effects of Reading

Posted on October 4, 2014 by Matthew Phillips

“Reading sharpens perception, adds new dimensions of understanding, kindles an ardent desire to learn, affords fluency, warms the lukewarm enthusiasm of the mind, casts out sluggishness, tears away the web of lust, excites groans of the heart, coaxes forth tears, … Continue reading →

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