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St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, A Practical Exposition. Vol. II

Note 1 — DIVISION V. § 6. CHAPTER XIV. 1-23.

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Possibly his mind passes by a natural reaction from the thought of sensual licentiousness (xiii. 13) to that of unenlightened asceticism.

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