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That these do not depart from iniquity, as they should, is clear.
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Fourth, To depart from iniquity is to depart from the ENTICINGS of iniquity.
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The which they can by no means do, unless they depart from iniquity.
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Therefore nothing can make a professor depart from iniquity where faith is wanting.
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Third, To those upon whom his name is called, they should depart from iniquity.
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FIRST, What Paul means when he saith, ' depart from iniquity.'
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They want love, and therefore cannot depart from iniquity.
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There are three things in faith, that directly tend to make a man depart from iniquity.
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The exhortation is, That men depart from iniquity.
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For, an unsanctified mind cannot depart from iniquity, no more than the Ethiopian can change his skin.
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Let every one, therefore, that nameth the name of Christ, depart from iniquity, upon this second consideration.
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Ninth, They that name the name of Christ religiously should depart from iniquity, because of Christ's observers.
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I speak to you that religiously name the name of Christ, and yet do not depart from iniquity.
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Therefore, as I said, let such look to it, that they examine themselves if they depart from iniquity.
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SECONDLY, Why some, that as to words, rightly name the name of Christ, do not ' depart from iniquity.'
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Remember that a profession is not worth a pin, if they that make it do not depart from iniquity.
