Our sense of sin is in proportion to our nearness to God.
Thomas D. Bernard.
The point
Awareness of sin grows the closer one draws to God's holiness.
Our sense of sin is in proportion to our nearness to God.
Thomas D. Bernard.
Awareness of sin grows the closer one draws to God's holiness.
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