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Work of Mortification
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This duty of weakening sin by the growth and improvement of grace, and the opposition which is made to sin in all its acting’s is called mortification, killing, or putting to death..By the entrance of grace into the soul [sin] loses its dominion, but not its being. The utter ruin, destruction, and gradual annihilation of all the remainders of this cursed life of sin is our design and aim in this work and duty.
—John Owen
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