Conversion Its Nature and Importance: Illustrated by Examples From Real Life (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Nor is conversion a change Of any kind, in which the subject of it is entirely passive, and for which he can do nothing but wait. Most unconverted persons seem to regard the change in question in this light they regard it as something in reference to which they have no responsibility, have nothing to do, and for which they can do nothing, but sub missively wait until the blessing is bestowed. Now, there can hardly be a greater mistake than this, or one of more disastrous influ ence. The effect Of such an impression can only be, to excuse and qu1et the soul in sin, and put OE that great and needed change, without which we perish.

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