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He [man] Knows That When He Is Not What He Ought To Be; When He Does What He Ought Not To Do; Or Omits What He Ought To Do, He Is Chargeable With Sin
-Charles Hodge
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He [man] Knows That When
Charles Hodge
He [man] Knows That When He Is Not What He Ought To Be; When He Does What He Ought Not To Do; Or Omits What He Ought To Do, He Is Chargeable With Sin
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