Nicene & Post-Nicene Fathers — First Series Vol. 06 — Section 2193

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Christians, must be taught first what to believe, then what to ask, [786]280; must turn all hindrances into their cross, [787]409, [788]410; dignity of, compared with unregenerate man, [789]500; are sons of God, [790]355; by grace, [791]527, [792]530; not mere men, [793]355; joined on to righteousness of Christ, [794]539; are vessels of Christ, cleansed by Him from bitterness and made sweet, [795]499 sq.; not to be despised, [796]500; must love what is higher, not look back to what is lower, [797]411; are renewed by cleaving to Christ, [798]356; the true, hindered by the lukewarm from …

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