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49. Proverbs 23:2

From: Answers to Correspondents: From Things New and Old 1858-1863 By: Charles Henry Mackintosh

Proverbs 23:2

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“M. C.,” Wilts. Proverbs 23:2²And put a knife to thy throat, if thou be a man given to appetite. (Proverbs 23:2) expresses intense self-control at a moment of strong temptation. May the Holy Spirit enable us to practice it!

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• 31. Philippians 3:12

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• 34. On Fasting

• 35. Have Faith in God

• 36. The World Estimated in the Light of God

• 37. Baptism

• 38. The Love of Christ

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• 41. Willful Sin

• 43. The Lord's Day

• 44. Thanksgiving at the Lord's Supper

• 45. Warnings in the Epistle to the Hebrews

• 46. John 15:1-6

• 48. Life in Christ

• 49. Proverbs 23:2

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• 51. The Christian's Path

• 52. The Gift of Working Miracles

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• 54. Matthew 10:23

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• 57. Revelation 14:13

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