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Notice that the unregenerate, the goats, did not show mercy to the brethren.— Possessing the Treasure
When I tried to share with them that the unregenerate are not troubled by their sin this way it fell on deaf ears.— WordPress.com News
He was thinking about the doctrine of eternal damnation for the unregenerate as it was commonly preached at the time.— Latest News from Ekklesia
It was unregenerate, a thing, if made by God, yet wholly fallen away from Him and given over to evil, this fleshly envelope wherein the human soul is seated, and which, even in the womb, may be infected by disease or rendered hideous by mutilation?— The History of Sir Richard Calmady A Romance
It now seems incredible that the only class who a century ago represented evangelicalism should have opposed missions to the heathen on the ground that the Gospel is meant only for the elect, whether at home or abroad; that nothing spiritually good is the duty of the unregenerate, therefore "nothing must be addressed to them in a way of exhortation excepting what relates to external obedience The same year, 1784, in which the Baptist concert for prayer was begun, saw the publication of Fuller's Gospel Worthy of all Acceptation.— Life of William Carey

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