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There is nothing in this world, but only the gospel of Christ, and the interest of Christ, and the grace and mercy of God in the covenant, but it is liable to a destructive dissolution. It is the law that hath passed upon all things since the entrance of sin. All alterations tend to dissolution, and all things in this world are put into a course of change.

John Owen — Holiness Urged from the Liability of All Things to Dissolution (Sermon on 2 Pet. 3:11)

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Sermon on 2 Peter 3:11, preached 11 July 1673 (Goold, Works, vol. 9; CCEL Sermons, Sermon V in that series)
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