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Philadelphia Confession of Faith · Chapter 17

Of Perseverance of the Saints

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3. And though they may, through the Temptation of Satan, and of the World, the Prevalency of Corruption remaining in them, and the Neglect of Means of their Preservation, fall into grievous Sins, and for a Time continue therein; whereby they incura God’s Displeasure, and grieve his holy Spirit, come to have their Graces andb Comforts impaired, have their Hearts hardened, and their Consciences wounded,c hurt, and scandalize others, and bring temporal Judgmentsd upon themselves, yet they shall renew theire Repentance, and be preserved, through Faith in Christ Jesus, to the End.f

Proofs

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  1. aMatthew 26:70, 72, 74
  2. bIsaiah 64:5, 9; Ephesians 4:30
  3. cPsalm 51:10, 12
  4. dPsalm 32:3–4
  5. e2 Samuel 12:14
  6. fLuke 22:32, 61–62

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