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And now, brethren, all that rings true, all that commands reverence, and all that makes for right; all that is pure, all that is lovely, all that is gracious in the telling; virtue and merit, wherever virtue and merit are found—let this be the argument of your thoughts. (Philippians 4, 8)
Our preaching to you did not depend upon mere argument; power was there, and the influence of the Holy Spirit, and an effect of full conviction; you can testify what we were to you and what we did for you. (1 Thessalonians 1, 5)
to Timothy, my own son in the faith; Grace be thine, and mercy, and peace, from God the Father and from our Lord Jesus Christ, (1 Timothy 1, 2)
me, a blasphemer till then, a persecutor, a man of violence, author of outrage, and yet he had mercy on me, because I was acting in the ignorance of unbelief. (1 Timothy 1, 13)
Meanwhile, they learn habits of idleness as they go from house to house; nor are they merely idle, they gossip and interfere, and say what they have no right to say. (1 Timothy 5, 13)
so it is, too, with their merits; some are plain to view, and where they are not, they cannot long remain hidden. (1 Timothy 5, 25)
to Timothy, his well beloved son; Grace and mercy and peace from God the Father, and from Christ Jesus our Lord. (2 Timothy 1, 2)
May the Lord grant mercy to the household of Onesiphorus;✻ often enough he revived my spirits. Instead of being ashamed of a prisoner’s acquaintance, (2 Timothy 1, 16)
The Lord grant that he may find mercy with his Lord when that day comes; what he did for me in Ephesus I have no need to tell thee. (2 Timothy 1, 18)
He saved us; and it was not thanks to anything we had done for our own justification. In accordance with his own merciful design he saved us, with the cleansing power which gives us new birth, and restores our nature through the Holy Spirit, (Titus 3, 5)
Let us come boldly, then, before the throne of grace, to meet with mercy, and win that grace which will help us in our needs. (Hebrews 4, 16)
The former covenant, to be sure, had its own ceremonial observances, its own earthly sanctuary. (Hebrews 9, 1)
