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Fragment: Full Openness

From: Notes and Comments 2 By: John Nelson Darby

What appears frankness is not always full openness, dire tout ce qu'on veut, n'est pas dire tout ce qu'on peut.1 What is the Christian's part? To say nothing unnecessary on principle, and then one is simple in both. Let the Spirit guide us in all we actually say.

1. To say all one wills, is not to say all one can.

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Notes and Comments 2

• Promise and Grace

• Fragment: Comfort in Weakness

• Fragment: Divine Favor and Love

• Fragment: Infinitude of Object and Capacity

• Fragment: Endeavoring to Keep the Unity of the Spirit

• Fragment: The Obedience of Christ

• Fragment: Intimate Knowledge of God

• Fragment: The Hopes of the Church

• Fragment: Responsibility of the Church Distinct From Its Privileges

• Fragment: The Love of God Presented in Himself

• Fragment: Offerings

• Fragment: Affections

• Fragment: Full Openness

• Fragment: "In Jesus"

• Fragment: Knowing God

• Humiliation of Christ, The

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• Judges Chapter 13

• Judges Chapters 17, 18

• Notice of Lange's "Life of Christ"*

• Prophetic Map

• 1 Samuel Chapter 2

• 1 Samuel Chapter 6

• 1 Samuel Chapter 7

• 1 Samuel Chapter 9

• 1 Samuel Chapter 10

• 1 Samuel Chapter 13

• 1 Samuel Chapter 21