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If you take a candle out of a lantern, you have taken the light from the lantern, but you have not put out the candle. Truly, because the candle is taken away, the lantern remains full of darkness; but the candle feels so little hurt by removing it, that being taken away from the lantern, it then shines more clearly, and casts forth the beams of its light more at large. So truly, being separated from its earthly or slimy body, the soul feels so little discommodity, that being delivered from the trouble and burden of the body, it lives more at liberty, and works more effectually. But the common sort do not understand thisThe Decades


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You may misunderstand greatly if you think that dejection is or can be a time for doubt. No, it is the season for faith.Puritan Meditations, Puritan Publications, 2024


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As no man can see God and live, so no natural man can see Christ who is God as long as he lives as a mere natural man.Puritan Meditations, Puritan Publications, 2024, 61


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The place of faith is first in the understanding, but working downward on the will and affections it joins us to Christ. Faith is not only essential for union but also for all the benefits and fruits coming from that union, of which works are a part.Puritan Meditations, Puritan Publications, 2024, 108.


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