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1. It is the sin of directly violating the Con- of God. We need not stop to question what harm it does. | 1. It is the sin of directly violating the Con- of God. We need not stop to question what harm it does. | ||
2. It is an insult to wisdom of God. | 2. It is an insult to wisdom of God. | ||
"Shall the thing formed say to him that formed it | "Shall the thing formed say to him that formed it &c" | ||
3. It brings distress and ruin to what are necessarily related | 3. It brings distress and ruin to what are necessarily related Ills. Relation of light + heat to the flower. | ||
4. It defeats the object for which they were joined. | 4. It defeats the object for which they were joined. | ||
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What therefore God hath joined together let not man put asunder Math- 19:6- Introduction- Explain the context and show that the text states a command that has a general as well as a special application. Subject. The sin of Separating what God hath joined. I the nature of the Sin. 1. It is the sin of directly violating the Con- of God. We need not stop to question what harm it does. 2. It is an insult to wisdom of God. "Shall the thing formed say to him that formed it &c" 3. It brings distress and ruin to what are necessarily related Ills. Relation of light + heat to the flower.
4. It defeats the object for which they were joined.