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The dew of thy birth is of the womb of the morning.
Coverdale Bible (1535)
If thou be a preacher, and hast the oversight of the flock of Christ, awake and feed Christ's sheep with a good heart ...
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In them hath He set a tabernacle for the sun, which cometh forth as a bridegroom out of his chamber, and rejoiceth as a giant to run his course.
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For as false doctrine is the original cause of all evil plagues and destruction, so is the true executing of the law of God and the preaching of the same, the mother of all godly prosperity.
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... be ever reading, exhorting, and teaching in God's word, that the people of God run not unto other doctrines ...
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... seeing that light is come into the world, love no more the works of darkness, receive not the grace of God in vain.
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And above all things fashion thy life and conversation according to the doctrine of the holy ghost therein, that thou mayest be partaker of the good promises of God in the Bible, and be heir of his blessing in Christ.
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... the word of God is the only truth that driveth awaye all lies, and discloseth all Juggling and deceit, ...
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For as soon as the Bible was cast aside, and no more put in exercise, then began every one of his own head to write whatsoever came into his brain and that seemed to be good in his own eyes: and so grew the darkness of men's traditions.
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... to live after the law of God, and to lead a virtuous conversation, is the greatest praise that thou canst give unto his doctrine.
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... defend the faith, yea even the true faith of Christ, not dreams, not fables, not heresy, not papistical inventions, but the uncorrupted faith of God’s most holy word, ...
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... it bringeth all goodness with it, it bringeth learning, it gendereth understanding, it causeth good works, it maketh children of obedience; briefly, it teacheth all estates their office and duty.
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... when thou readest scripture, be wise and circumspect: ...
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... and have ever an eye to the words of scripture, ...
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In the Psalms we learn how to resort only unto God in all our troubles, to seek help at him, to call only upon him, to settle our minds by patience, and how we ought in prosperity to be thankful unto him.
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Christ was the true prophet, the true Messiah, and the only true Saviour of the world, sent of his heavenly father to suffer the most cruel, most shameful, and most necessary death for our redemption: according to the meaning of the prophesy truly understood.
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