Self-Denial: Happy Result
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2 Peter 1:4
Whereby are given to us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these you might be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.
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2 Cor. Iii. 5
... the making of them so, is entirely his Work; and all the happy Result of it ... in order
to come to some imaginary Pleasure: but if you speak of self-denial for the ...
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The Lenten Fast.
... in society, there is nothing surprising in such a result. ... as a season of special
thought and prayer and self-denial. ... And it is a happy thing for our life when ...
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Causes of the Reformation
... the human race, and ridiculed the idea of continence and self-denial, while in ... to
bring about a reunion, and despairing of arriving at this happy result by an ...
/.../chapter i causes of the.htm

On Appeal.
... Think of all the sacrifice and self-denial and self-surrender ... Happy the congregation
whose preacher "has a way with him ... an art what they do as the result of an ...
/.../jackson/the message and the man/chapter iii on appeal.htm

Moral Government.
... His happiness must demand it, as he could not be happy unless he ... meet any emergency,
and exercise any degree of self-denial, that can, and will, result in a ...
/.../finney/systematic theology/lecture ii moral government.htm

David's Prohibited Desire and Permitted Service
... only source of strength for his happy task; in ... The highest result of true 'wisdom
and understanding' given by ... It represented many an act of self-denial, many a ...
/.../expositions of holy scripture g/davids prohibited desire and permitted.htm

Behold all Ye that Kindle a Fire, that Compass Yourselves About ...
... But is there not self-denial? ... person desires the good of others, he will be happy
in proportion ... Happiness is the result of virtue, but virtue does not consist ...
/.../finney/lectures to professing christians/behold all ye that kindle.htm

Instructions to Converts.
... great credit for desires that never result in choosing ... God and all, under contribution
to make him happy. ... should be taught that the duty of self-denial is one ...
/.../finney/lectures on revivals of religion/lecture xx instructions to converts.htm

Results of Transgression
... The result was a demand for higher wages, which was ... They were to share with Him in
self-denial and sacrifice. ... Happy are thy men, happy are these thy servants ...
/.../white/the story of prophets and kings/chapter 4 results of transgression.htm

Love Worketh no Ill to his Neighbor; Therefore Love is the ...
... do with it, but that it is not the result of a ... And he counts all this self-denial
and toil not a grief ... to any cottage or cave in earth, and be perfectly happy. ...
/.../finney/lectures to professing christians/love worketh no ill to.htm

Resources
What does the Bible mean when it says, “The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God'”? | GotQuestions.org

What is the Jesus Seminar? | GotQuestions.org

What was the reason behind Peter's denial of Jesus? | GotQuestions.org

Deny: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com

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Deny

Self-Denial in Forsaking all and Following Jesus

Self-Denial: A Test of Devotedness to Christ

Self-Denial: Abraham

Self-Denial: Abraham, when he offered to Lot (His Junior) his Preference of the Land of Canaan

Self-Denial: Apostles

Self-Denial: Barnabas

Self-Denial: Barnabas , in Selling his Possessions

Self-Denial: Becomes Strangers and Pilgrims

Self-Denial: Christ Set an Example of

Self-Denial: Danger of Neglecting

Self-Denial: Daniel

Self-Denial: Daniel, in his Abstention

Self-Denial: Daniel, in Refusing Rewards from Belshazzar

Self-Denial: Esther

Self-Denial: Esther, in Risking Her Life for the Deliverance of Her People

Self-Denial: General Scriptures Concerning

Self-Denial: Happy Result

Self-Denial: Ministers Especially Called to Exercise

Self-Denial: Moses

Self-Denial: Moses, in Taking No Compensation from the Israelites for his Services

Self-Denial: Necessary in Following Christ

Self-Denial: Necessary in the Warfare of Saints

Self-Denial: Necessary: To the Triumph of Saints

Self-Denial: Paul

Self-Denial: Paul, in Laboring for his own Support While he Also Taught

Self-Denial: Paul, in not Coveting Anyone's Silver, Gold, or Apparel

Self-Denial: Paul, in not Regarding Even his Life Dear to Himself

Self-Denial: Peter and the Other Apostles, in Abandoning Their Vocations and Following Jesus

Self-Denial: Poor Widow

Self-Denial: Rechabites

Self-Denial: Reward of

Self-Denial: Samuel, in his Administration of Justice

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Abstaining from Fleshly Lusts

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Assisting Others

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Being Crucified to the World

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Being Crucified With Christ

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Controlling the Appetite

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Crucifying the Flesh

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Denying Ungodliness and Worldly Lusts

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Even Lawful Things

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Forsaking All

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Mortifying Deeds of the Body

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Mortifying Sinful Lusts

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in No Longer Living to Lusts of Men

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in not Pleasing Ourselves

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in not Seeking out own Profit

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Preferring Christ to all Earthly Relations

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Preferring the Profit of Others

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Putting off the Old Man Which is Corrupt

Self-Denial: should be Exercised in Taking up the Cross and Following Christ

Self-Denial: Simon, Andrew, James, and John

Self-Denial: The Christians

Self-Denial: The Early Christians, in Having Everything in Common

Self-Denial: The Rechabites, in Refusing to Drink Wine or Strong Drink, or Even to Plant Vineyards

Self-Denial: The Widow of Zarephath, in Sharing With Elijah the Last of Her Sustenance

Self-Denial: The Widow, Who Put Everything She had Into the Treasury

Self-Denial: Widow of Zarephath

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