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One sin lived in and allowed is enough to make a man miserable forever - Thomas Brooks (Puritan Quote)

O, remember that as one hole in a ship may sink it, and as one stab at the heart will kill a man, and as one glass of poison will poison a man, and as one act of treason will make a man a traitor, so one sin lived in and allowed will damn a man forever. One wound strikes Goliath dead, as well as three-and-twenty did Caesar; one Delilah will do Samson as much mischief as all the Philistines; one wheel broken spoils all the whole clock; one vein’s bleeding will let out all the vitals, as well as more; one bitter herb will spoil the pottage; by eating one apple, Adam lost Paradise; one lick of honey endangered Jonathan’s life; one Achan was a trouble to all Israel; one Jonah was a lading too heavy for a whole ship. So one sin lived in and allowed is enough to make a man miserable forever.

- Thomas Brooks in Cabinet of Choice Jewels on the Puritan Hard Drive

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- Jim Dodson, Reformed Presbyterian Scholar, https://www.covenanter.org/