The Westminster Assembly's Shorter Catechism Explained, By Way of Question And Answer ..
The Westminster Assembly's Shorter Catechism Explained, By Way of Question And Answer ..
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15; but likewise by vindicating ourselves from the calumnies and aspersions that may be injuriously cast upon us, Acts zxiv. 12, 13.
Q. 16. With what frame of spirit ought the lawful vindication of ourselves to be managed?
A. With moderation, meekness, and readiness to forgive those who have reproached and injured us, Col. iii, 12, 13.
d by Google IN THE NIIITH COMMANDMENT. 125 Q. 17. Who ought, in a special manner, to maintain and promote their own good name?
A. This is especially incumbent on... professors of religion, Mat.
V. ICj and such as are in places of public trust, Tit. ii. 7, 8.
Q. 18. Why should professors be careful to maintain their good name?
A. Because the loss of it tends to reflect dishonour on religion, by which the enemies of it take occasion to blaspheme, 2 Sam.
xii. 14.
Q. 19. What is the advantage of a good name?
A. A good name procures mutual love to, and confidence in one another; and, consequently, tends to promote the interests both of sacred and civil society; on which account a good name is said to be better than precious ointment j Eccl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15; but likewise by vindicating ourselves from the calumnies and aspersions that may be injuriously cast upon us, Acts zxiv. 12, 13.
Q. 16. With what frame of spirit ought the lawful vindication of ourselves to be managed?
A. With moderation, meekness, and readiness to forgive those who have reproached and injured us, Col. iii, 12, 13.
d by Google IN THE NIIITH COMMANDMENT. 125 Q. 17. Who ought, in a special manner, to maintain and promote their own good name?
A. This is especially incumbent on... professors of religion, Mat.
V. ICj and such as are in places of public trust, Tit. ii. 7, 8.
Q. 18. Why should professors be careful to maintain their good name?
A. Because the loss of it tends to reflect dishonour on religion, by which the enemies of it take occasion to blaspheme, 2 Sam.
xii. 14.
Q. 19. What is the advantage of a good name?
A. A good name procures mutual love to, and confidence in one another; and, consequently, tends to promote the interests both of sacred and civil society; on which account a good name is said to be better than precious ointment j Eccl.
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