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True repentance inclines a man’s heart to perform God’s statutes always, even unto the end - Thomas Brooks (Puritan Quote)

Consider that repentance is a continued act; the word repent implies the continuation of it. True repentance inclines a man’s heart to perform God’s statutes always, even unto the end. A true penitent must go on from faith to faith, from strength to strength; he must never stand still nor turn back. Repentance is a grace and must have its daily operation, as well as other graces; true repentance is a continued spring where the waters of godly sorrow are always flowing. “My sins are ever before me.” A true penitent is often casting his eyes back to the days of his former vanity. “I was a blasphemer, and a persecutor, and injurious,” says the apostle. Repentance is a continued act of turning, a repentance never to be repented of, a turning, never to turn again to folly. A true penitent can as easily content himself with one act of faith or one act of love as he can with one act of repentance.

- Thomas Brooks in Precious Remedies on the Puritan Hard Drive

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