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The Harp of God

CHAPTER X
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(1 John 3:3) These fiery trials through which the Christian passes have the same effect upon him that a fire has upon metal.

It burns up the dross and refines the gold.

It has a cleansing effect; and also for this reason the Lord permits it.
[489]God foreordained that all the members of the new creation should be made in the likeness of his beloved Son.

(Romans 8:29) This does not take place by meditating upon wrongful things, but by resisting these and keeping the mind upon heavenly things.

The Christian now has his face unveiled; that is, he is enabled by his mental vision to understand the things of God's Word, and when he looks into the Word, the Bible, he sees reflected from that Word the character-likeness of the Lord; and having the Lord's spirit in him, he is being transformed from one degree of glory to another.


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