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Whatever I see to be sin, I ought from this hour to set my whole soul against it, using all scriptural methods to mortify it — as, the Scriptures, special prayer for the Spirit, fasting, watching.

Robert Murray M'Cheyne — Memoir and Remains (Andrew A. Bonar, ed., 1844)

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Primary text - Private resolutions on holiness, p. 157
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