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William Innes, Minister in Edinburgh, Advice to Church Members: or Sketches of Human Nature; Comprising Useful Hints Relating to the Duties and Difficulties That Occur in the Intercourse of Christians with One Another and with the World, Revised from the Edinburgh Edition (Boston: James Loring, 1833), Chapter VII, "When an Offence May Be Considered as Removed," p. 32

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Where an offence has taken place, we should never suppose it removed till love be restored. Never let false delicacy, or a wish to avoid trouble, lead any one, in such a case, to disguise his sentiments. Let the matter b…

William Innes · William Innes, Minister in Edinburgh, Advice to Church Members: or Sketches of Human Nature; Comprising Useful Hints Relating to the Duties and Difficulties That Occur in the Intercourse of Christians with One Another and with the World, Revised from the Edinburgh Edition (Boston: James Loring, 1833), Chapter VII, "When an Offence May Be Considered as Removed," p. 32
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