About This Book
A sermon unpacks a Gospel parable about two men who go to the temple to pray, contrasting a self-assured, boastful worshipper with a contrite, trembling supplicant. It insists that outward piety and self-commendation do not remove the legal reality of sin, while sincere humility and repentance win divine mercy. The preacher connects this lesson to earlier teaching on persistent prayer, cautions against measuring oneself by others, and offers comfort to those troubled by guilt by stressing that God exalts the humble and justifies the truly penitent rather than the proud.
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