Continued look at Puritan writer, Thomas Watson's book, "The Doctrine of Repentance".
We examine 6 different ways to look at (think about) sin, to see the "sinfulness of sin".
1)   Every sin is a recession from God (a pulling away from).
2)  Sin is a walking contrary to God.
3)  Sin is an injury to God.
4)  Sin is profound ignorance.
5)  Sin is a piece of desperateness.
6)  Sin besmears with filth.

Continued look at Puritan writer, Thomas Watson's book, "The Doctrine of Repentance". We examine 6 different ways to look at (think about) sin, to see the "sinfulness of sin". 1) Every sin is a recession from God (a pulling away from). 2) Sin is a walking contrary to God. 3) Sin is an injury to God. 4) Sin is profound ignorance. 5) Sin is a piece of desperateness. 6) Sin besmears with filth.

Continued look at Puritan writer, Thomas Watson's book, "The Doctrine of Repentance".
We examine 6 different ways to look at (think about) sin, to see the "sinfulness of sin".
1) &nbsp;&nbsp;Every sin is a recession from God (a pulling away from).
2) &nbsp;Sin is a walking contrary to God.
3) &nbsp;Sin is an injury to God.
4) &nbsp;Sin is profound ignorance.
5) &nbsp;Sin is a piece of desperateness.
6) &nbsp;Sin besmears with filth.

#116 Repentance: Some Ways to Think About Sin

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#116 Repentance: Some Ways to Think About Sin