- Page 1: THE GOLDEN CHAIN Robert J. Wieland
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- Page 49 and 50: Note the point: for Satan to "have
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would have sinned if He had taken P
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18. Did Christ in His incarnation h
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ut Christ assures us that He did ha
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Again, the fundamental problem is t
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ejoiced in God my Saviour" (Luke 1:
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in Jordan (GCB, 1901, p. Id, emphas
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have died, for the only "wages of s
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danger that the false christ of Bab
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The real problem here is the questi
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that is just the point of the teach
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the finest care any human mother co
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limited to the innocent physical ef
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although she helped them to clarify
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and still be sinless (ibid., p. 62)
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and Waggoner were teaching; she rej
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publication as Christ and His Right
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workers rebuking them when necessar
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issues—nobody is "perfect" except
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If we say that Christ took the sinl
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"passion" ever had a chance to deve
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it—by passing over the ground whe
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flesh." He did not permit His "fles
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commandments." Going to the cross w
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Scripture. An "inclination" to sin
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12. What does this statement mean:
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A careful reading of Melville and W
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come in our "flesh," which is our s
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But if He comes no nearer to us tha
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"touched with the feeling of our in
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Chapter 3 Is the “Baker Letter”
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2. If Christ took the sinful nature
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2, pages 2157 and 2158 under "Prope
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spotless as when He left the courts
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upon Christ, or that He in any way
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or corruption as "resting upon Chri
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had before communicated with humani
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9. "He [Christ] did humble Himself
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that differs from theirs (Feb. 18).
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(d) "Every struggle against sin, ev
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Testament concepts of Christ's huma
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truly spoken through Leo," Vol. 13,
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along with Sunday sacredness and ot
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3. If we leave out Augustine's erro
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closely intertwined with a correct
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and Martyr, says, speaking first of
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view is unnecessary? Merely to say
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effect the salvation of those who b