A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

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MARK, CHAP. XII. 251

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change of heart and will. For this let us pray ear- nestly. Till we have this, let us never rest. Without this, we shall never be real Christians, and reach hea- ven. Without it we may live all our lives, like the Jews, knowing inwardly that we are wrong, and yet, like the Jews, persevere in our own way, and die in our sins.

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