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he emphasizes the contrast between the total power of God and the smallness of man

Titus is not simply a book for those preparing for ministry

“This little volume is not set forth as an authoritative rule nor as a code of faith

As one begins to know and delight in the Lord

He is one of the most gifted and moving preachers I have ever heard

El libro de oro de la verdadera vida cristiana Título:Default Title he emphasizes the contrast betweenPublished in 1550 in Latin and French, under the title De Vita Hominis Christianiti, and translated into different languages over generations, this work by John Calvin is one of the devotional classics of Protestant literature, along with Kempis's "Imitation of Christ" and Gerald Zerbolt's "Manual of Inner Reform." However, Calvin's work takes a different approach by focusing, in a special way, on the eminently practical aspects of Christian life,