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By nature, since the entrance of sin, no man hath any communion with God. He is light, we darkness; and what communion hath light with darkness? He is life, we are dead, — he is love, and we are enmity; and what agreement can there be between us?

John Owen — Communion with God

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Primary text - Part I, Chapter I — natural distance from God
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Of Communion with God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost - Chapter I (Goold, Works of John Owen, vol. 2)
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