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 1 Intro,5|          the gods of the present age, while being totally indifferent
 2 2,1    | divisiveness of the proud. Every age has had its saints and sinners;
 3 4,1    |      always, to the close of the age (Mt. 28:18-20).~ ~In the
 4 4,4    |      always, to the close of the age” (Mt 28:20). The work of
 5 5,3    |      always, to the close of the age” (Mt. 28:20). Christ’s words
 6 5,4    |   breathe out sin. In our modern age, let us call prayer spiritual
 7 6,1    |        in his early life. At the age of nineteen he expressed
 8 6,1    |        spiritual heights. At the age of twenty‑six, as soon as
 9 6,1    |        Three years later, at the age of thirty, Simeon was professed
10 9,1    |      decisive arrival of the new age in fulfillment of the Old
11 9,2    |    forces and ushered in the new age of grace — a new time in
12 10,2   |        other gods of the present age. This the Bible calls idolatry,
13 10,2   |       fourth century, the golden age of the Church Fathers —
14 10,3   |       sins, not our minds. In an age when education is absolutely
15 11,2   |        friend, only ten years of age at that time, lingered behind