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There is no real confession of sin where there is no real forsaking of sin - Thomas Brooks (Puritan Quote)

He that does not forsake his sin as well as confess it forsakes the benefit of his confession. And indeed, there is no real confession of sin where there is no real forsaking of sin; it is not enough for us to confess the sins we have committed, but we must peremptorily resolve against committing again the sins we have confessed; we must desire as freely to forego our sins as we do desire God to forgive us our sins. Confession of sin is a spiritual vomit; now you know a man that is burdened in his stomach is heartily willing to be rid of that load on his stomach that doth oppress nature. And so a man that is real in his confession of sin is as heartily willing to be rid of his sin that lies as a load upon his conscience as any sick man can be heartily willing to be rid of that load that lies upon his stomach.

- 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/