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And those whose masters belong to the faith must not think the less of them, for being their brethren; they should render all the better service, when those who benefit by their good will are believers, worthy of their love. Teach them, and encourage them, so to act. (1 Timothy 6, 2)
all such encounters as must arise between men with corrupted minds who have lost track of the truth. Religion, they think, will provide them with a living. (1 Timothy 6, 5)
And indeed, religion is ample provision for life, though no more than a bare sufficiency goes with it.✻ (1 Timothy 6, 6)
They will preserve all the outward form of religion, although they have long been strangers to its meaning. From these, too, turn away. (2 Timothy 3, 5)
no pilfering; they must give good proof of utter fidelity, every action of theirs bringing credit to the teaching which God, our Saviour, has revealed. (Titus 2, 10)
and what excuse shall we have, if we pay no heed to such a message of salvation as has been given to us? One which was delivered in the first instance by the Lord himself, and has been guaranteed to us by those who heard it from his own lips? (Hebrews 2, 3)
he would deliver those multitudes who lived all the while as slaves, made over to the fear of death. (Hebrews 2, 15)
Take care, brethren, that there is no heart among you so warped by unbelief as to desert the living God. (Hebrews 3, 12)
To whom did he swear that they should never attain his rest? Those who refused to believe in him. (Hebrews 3, 18)
We see, then, the consequences of unbelief; this it was that denied them entrance. (Hebrews 3, 19)
The promise has been proclaimed to us, just as it was to them. The message which came to them did them no good, because it was not met by belief in what they heard,✻ (Hebrews 4, 2)
and this rest is only to be attained by those who, like ourselves, have learned to believe; that is why he said, I took an oath in my anger, They shall never attain my rest. God’s rest, from what? From labours which were over and done with, as soon as the world was founded;✻ (Hebrews 4, 3)
