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Keeping Poodles Out of Portraits

Tuesday, April 06, 2010

References: Romans 7

If the phrase “putting on the dog” had been around during the Apostle Paul’s day, he probably would have used it in chapter 7, vv. 15-24 of his letter to the Church at Rome. The phrase in itself carries a great deal of meaning, but he would have used it because the story behind the phrase paints an unforgettable picture of how foolish the sin of pride looks in a Christian’s life.

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Series: The War Within

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