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| − | <p>The great secret of vital godliness</strong> is to be nothing—that Christ may be all in all. Every stripping, sifting, and emptying—every trial, exercise and temptation that the soul passes through, has but one object—to beat out of man's heart that cursed spirit of independence which the devil breathed into him when he said, "You shall be as gods."<br><br> A man must well near be bled to death before this venom can be drained out of his veins! | + | <p><strong>The great secret of vital godliness</strong> is to be nothing—that Christ may be all in all. Every stripping, sifting, and emptying—every trial, exercise and temptation that the soul passes through, has but one object—to beat out of man's heart that cursed spirit of independence which the devil breathed into him when he said, "You shall be as gods."<br><br> A man must well near be bled to death before this venom can be drained out of his veins! |
Latest revision as of 19:51, 8 December 2012
Back to Man's religion & God's religion
The great secret of vital godliness is to be nothing—that Christ may be all in all. Every stripping, sifting, and emptying—every trial, exercise and temptation that the soul passes through, has but one object—to beat out of man's heart that cursed spirit of independence which the devil breathed into him when he said, "You shall be as gods."
A man must well near be bled to death before this venom can be drained out of his veins!