Matthew Poole and continuators on Titus 2:12
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Titus2:12
12 Teaching us that denying ungodliness , and worldly lusts , we should live soberly , righteously , and godlily in this present world .
All Atheisme or false Religion, living without regard to any Divine Being, or according to our own erroneous, and superstitious conceits and opinions of it.
We should live with respect to our selves in a just Government of our Affections and Passions.
And with respect to others, giving to every one their due,
and with respect to God piously discharging the Duties, and paying the Homage we owe unto him
so long as we live in this World, where we have temptations to the contrary.
Marginal references: Col. 1.22.; And such inclinations, and unlawful desires, and lustings after secular things as are commonly found in men of the World.
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