Catholic Spirit · §11 · John Wesley

Let him abound

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And yet Jehu — although it seems to have been his manner, both in things secular and religious, to drive furiously (2 Kings 9:20) — does not concern himself at all with any of these things, but lets Jehonadab abound in his own sense. And neither of them appears to have given the other the least disturbance touching the opinions which he maintained.

1771 text

2. And yet Jehu (although it seems to have been his manner, both in things secular and religious to drive furiously) does not concern himself at all with any of these things, but lets Jehonadab abound in his own sense. And neither of them appears to have given the other the least disturbance, touching the opinions which he maintained.

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