Part 10

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FOOTNOTES.

{38} Hooker.

{65} Ezekiel, xxxvi., 37.

{67} Ps. xxxii., 3, 4, 5, 6.

{71} Matt., v., 23, 24.

{72a} James, v., 16.

{72b} Joshua, vii., 19.

{75} Mal., ii., 7.

{76} In theory, the penitent may reserve the confession of venial sins; but, as he cannot rightly judge what are venial sins, in practice he has to confess all.

{77} See next Sermon.

{80} Repentance, p. 61.

{90} Jer., xviii., 7–10.