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    Sermon For Fifth Sunday After Pentecost

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    This sermon discusses what can lead people to kill others, listing anger, hatred, despair, drunkenness/drugs, carelessness, and cruelty. It then compares modern examples of false piety to the Pharisees' rigid observance of religious laws but lack of consideration for others. The sermon warns that woe comes to not just those living in vice but also those who claim to faithfully serve God yet ignore foundations of that service, like being malicious, vain, impossible to get along with, and slow to forgive.

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    This sermon discusses what can lead people to kill others, listing anger, hatred, despair, drunkenness/drugs, carelessness, and cruelty. It then compares modern examples of false piety to the Pharisees' rigid observance of religious laws but lack of consideration for others. The sermon warns that woe comes to not just those living in vice but also those who claim to faithfully serve God yet ignore foundations of that service, like being malicious, vain, impossible to get along with, and slow to forgive.

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    This sermon discusses what can lead people to kill others, listing anger, hatred, despair, drunkenness/drugs, carelessness, and cruelty. It then compares modern examples of false piety to the Pharisees' rigid observance of religious laws but lack of consideration for others. The sermon warns that woe comes to not just those living in vice but also those who claim to faithfully serve God yet ignore foundations of that service, like being malicious, vain, impossible to get along with, and slow to forgive.

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    Sermon For Fifth Sunday After Pentecost

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    This sermon discusses what can lead people to kill others, listing anger, hatred, despair, drunkenness/drugs, carelessness, and cruelty. It then compares modern examples of false piety to the Pharisees' rigid observance of religious laws but lack of consideration for others. The sermon warns that woe comes to not just those living in vice but also those who claim to faithfully serve God yet ignore foundations of that service, like being malicious, vain, impossible to get along with, and slow to forgive.

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    SERMON FOR FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST:

    WHAT LEADS ONE TO KILL:

    ANGER

    HATRED

    DESPAIR

    DRUNKENESS/DRUGS

    CARELESSNESS

    CRUELTY

    After giving examples of the false piety of the Pharisees (the rigid
    observance of the laws of tithes, the Sabbath observance, etc.) he
    goes on to point out that there are similar examples to be found in
    modern life. Here is a man who has a daily rule of life, special
    times laid down for spiritual reading and other exercises of piety.
    But listen to his conversation or see him when he has been injured
    and you will soon see that he is malicious, vain, impossible with
    his fellow man, ready to judge them at once without trail, slow to
    forgive, etc. Or another case, a women who is the first to join pious
    associations, aspires to the heights of sanctity, but who in her own
    home life has little or no consideration for her husband or children,
    careless about her obligations to her servants, proud, bad-tempered,
    etc. Woe to you, he says to the Pharisees, and also to the Christians
    who are unworthy of the name and religion they profess. Not merely
    those who live in vice and abandon God, but also those who pretend
    to serve him faithfully yet ignore the very foundations of that
    service.

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