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They are separated from the mass, set apart that they may be a peculiar people to the Lord.

— Hermann Friedrich Kohlbrügge Sermons on the First Epistle of Peter (1855)

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Every thing that is around us strives to draw us away from the true faith.

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We reject the pharisaical sanctity, which is but a covering of shame, under which sin has free play.

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The world and the devil fight against us believers, because we will not wear their mask of hypocrisy, under which gross wickedness may be committed.

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His walk and conversation will then be very different from his former course of life, when he willingly served sin and Satan, indulged his evil desires, and walked after the course of this world.

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Let each of us hear this letter with the conviction that it is addressed especially to him; let him say in his heart, All this is for me.

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