
The Deceitfulness of Indwelling Sin: How Sin Distracts Believers from Obedience | John Owen
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Deep Dive into The Nature, Power, Deceit, and Prevalency of the Remainders of Indwelling Sin in Believers Together with the Ways of Its Working and Means of Prevention, Opened, Evinced, and Applied with a Resolution of Sundry Cases of Conscience thereunto Appertaining by John Owen - The Deceit of Sin, in Drawing Off the Mind from Its Attendance unto Particular Duties, Farther Discovered - Several Things Required in the Mind of Believers with respect unto Particular Duties of Obedience - The Actings of Sin, in a Way of Deceit, to Divert the Mind from Them
The provided text explores how the deceitfulness of sin cunningly distracts the human mind from its spiritual obligations and vigilance against wrongdoing. It emphasizes that believers must maintain exact obedience to divine rules, ensuring that actions are complete in substance, rooted in faith, performed according to God's prescribed manner, and directed solely toward His glory. Furthermore, the selection outlines the essential safeguards against temptation, including constant meditation on God's sovereignty, the severe consequences of transgression, divine love, and Christ's mediation. Ultimately, sin achieves its deceptive goals by fostering spiritual sloth, inadvertency, and sudden surprises that weaken the soul's watchfulness and lead it away from righteous living.
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