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It is not what lies without, but within, that defiles a man. And when you wash on a Sabbath morning, it is well to remember that your soul needs washing in another laver; when your person is decked for church, that you need other robes—a raiment fairer than worm spins or shuttles weave, or the wealth of banks can buy. See that by faith ye put on Christ, that righteousness of his, in which the eye of God sees neither spot nor stain, nor any such thing.
Thomas Guthrie — Thomas Guthrie, The Gospel in Ezekiel: Illustrated in a Series of Discourses (discourse on inward defilement / putting on Christ).
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