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William Staughton, D.D., Divine Condescension, and the Pleasures of Religious Worship: The Substance of Two Sermons, Preached at the Opening of the Baptist Meeting-House, near Trenton, on Saturday, the 26th, and Lord's-Day, the 27th of November, 1803 (Burlington, N.J.: Stephen C. Ustick, 1804), Sermon I, p. 20

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The heart of man, by nature, is a fortress of satan, a den of thieves, deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. In regeneration, when the holy Spirit makes his entry, the strong man armed is driven from the sea…

William Staughton · William Staughton, D.D., Divine Condescension, and the Pleasures of Religious Worship: The Substance of Two Sermons, Preached at the Opening of the Baptist Meeting-House, near Trenton, on Saturday, the 26th, and Lord's-Day, the 27th of November, 1803 (Burlington, N.J.: Stephen C. Ustick, 1804), Sermon I, p. 20
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