- Without them, we shall either despise afflictions or faint under them, and God be neglected as to his intendments (true meaning) in them.
- Without them, sin will either harden us to a contempt of it, or cast us down to a neglect of the remedies graciously provided against it.
- Without them, duties will either puff us up with pride, or leave us without that sweetness which is in new obedience more examples here
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Why we need the comforts of the Holy Spirit
In Communion with God, John Owen explains why we need the comforts, or consolations, of the Holy Spirit:
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