22:23-28# Thoughts - 思考者
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CHAP. 23.--OF THE MISERIES OF THIS LIFE WHICH ATTACH
PECULIARLY TO THE TOIL OF GOOD MEN.
IRRESPECTIVE OF THOSE WHICH ARE COMMON TO THE GOOD AND BAD.
But, irrespective of the miseries which in this life are
common to the good and bad, the righteous undergo labors
peculiar to themselves, in so far as
they make war upon their vices, and are involved in the
temptations and perils of such a contest. For though
sometimes more violent and at other
times slacker, yet without intermission does the flesh
PECULIARLY TO THE TOIL OF GOOD MEN.
IRRESPECTIVE OF THOSE WHICH ARE COMMON TO THE GOOD AND BAD.
But, irrespective of the miseries which in this life are
common to the good and bad, the righteous undergo labors
peculiar to themselves, in so far as
they make war upon their vices, and are involved in the
temptations and perils of such a contest. For though
sometimes more violent and at other
times slacker, yet without intermission does the flesh