The tree of knowledge; a startling scientific study of the original sin, and the sin of the angels, with a history of spiritism in all ages (1894)
Carter, Russell Kelso, 1849-1928 · San Francisco, Cal., O.H. Elliott · leaf 322
ification has notremoved the poisoned, fallen tendency from thephysical body. Here is a vital distinction, theneglecting of which has led to the bulk of the dis-pute. The appetite for food in a sanctified Chris-tian, still has to be watched, or it will incline to-wards undue gratification. And so… … Plate 33. The !l< 321 ment prevails* they constantly tend towards ex-cess. Now what remedy is at hand ? On this Paul speaks, I keep under my body,and bring it into subjection.t Who is the I that keeps it under % Evidently the will. Andto what is the body brought into subjection ? Tothe same.…
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