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Classic Sermon Outlines
CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — Matthew Henry
B. The Character of Quietness.
1, What it is. Quietness is the evenness, the composure, and the rest of
1. It gives victory. No triumphant chariot is so easy, safe, and glorious as that in which a meek and ae soul rides over = the Pe oe of an injurious world. Mee lusts in our bosoms. s. What is meekness, but the soul's ee eeirent Puts itself fi NkivtondialLisab6hctvelinesseilee assole cesta agreement with God, is the beauty of meekness.
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5. It produces conformity to the best patterns. To be meek is to be like the greatest saints. It is to be like the greatest angels. ree