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Good Conscience
Are You Living In Good Conscience Before God?
Martin G. Collins
Sermonette; #643s; 12 minutes
Given 20-Dec-03
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Martin Collins defines conscience as a developed sense of right and wrong in our motives, impelling us to right action. The Apostle Paul demonstrated a highly developed conscience, acting from sincere and undefiled motives- whether in ignorance zealously persecuting Christians or, in a converted state, adamantly serving Christ. We are admonished to educate our consciences to conform to the will of God, fearing to depart from it. If our conscience should ever become defiled through sin, the only way it can become purged, enabling us to again enter the holy of holies, is through the shed blood of Jesus Christ.
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