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And now the sailors had a mind to abandon the ship, and lowered the boat into the sea, pretending that they meant to lay out anchors from the bows. (Acts 27, 30)
to Philologus and Julia, Nereus and his sister, Olympias, and all the saints who are of their company. (Romans 16, 15)
What has become of the wise men, the scribes, the philosophers of this age we live in? Must we not say that God has turned our worldly wisdom to folly? (1 Corinthians 1, 20)
Here are the Jews asking for signs and wonders, here are the Greeks intent on their philosophy; (1 Corinthians 1, 22)
So it was, brethren, that when I came to you and preached Christ’s message to you, I did so without any high pretensions to eloquence, or to philosophy. (1 Corinthians 2, 1)
we are no longer to be children, no longer to be like storm-tossed sailors, driven before the wind of each new doctrine that human subtlety, human skill in fabricating lies, may propound. (Ephesians 4, 14)
Take care not to let anyone cheat you with his philosophizings, with empty phantasies drawn from human tradition, from worldly principles; they were never Christ’s teaching.✻ (Colossians 2, 8)
They will win you, no doubt, the name of philosophers, for being so full of scruple, so submissive, so unsparing of your bodies; but they are all forgotten, when nature asks to be gratified.✻ (Colossians 2, 23)
Be sure of this, that in the world’s last age there are perilous times coming. (2 Timothy 3, 1)
On the upright, the Lord’s eye ever looks favourably; his ears are open to their pleading. Perilous is his frown for the wrong-doers.✻ (1 Peter 3, 12)
