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Part 2
Suffering for Righteousness
The Sufficiency of the Past
1 Peter 4:3-4
*I.
Our Past Lusts and Sins Were More Than Enough.*
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Whether few or many, they were a stinking nauseating stench.
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They are calculated and categorized by God.
1) lasciviousness
2) lusts
3) excess of wine
4) revellings
5) banquetings
6) abominable idolatries
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The World’s Conception is Never Enough.*
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They think we’re crazy for not continuing in them.
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They defame and ridicule our standing.
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