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We are more than conquerors.
gpt
In these things we over-conquer, imitating the formation of similar words in our language, such as
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gpt
More forcibly we might say,
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In all these things we over-overcome. Coverdale gives the sense of it well in his translation,
gpt
We conquer far. Observe some of the ways in which this excess and extravagance of victory may take place, for it is as if one should win a victory over a foe in such a way as to prevent him from ever troubling us again. Our conquest over special sin is to be of this character. We are not to be content with winning the field while the foe retires to some more secure position from which he will have to be dislodged. It is never meant that we should sin the same sin twice, the Lord's purpose concerning us being shown in the Exodus of the children of Israel:
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The Egyptians which ye see to-day, ye shall see them no more again for ever.
gpt
Let him that stole steal no more.
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Neither do I condemn thee, go and sin no more. There is a passage in Miss Havergal's life which narrates how, after having been angry with a servant, the word of comfort came to her through a friend:
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Perhaps this may be the last time that you will ever be so overcome.