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EVERY CREATURE MINISTRY
WHAT IS TEMPTATION?
John Owen (1616-1683)
Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation.—Matthew 26:41
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In this study, we will not be considering the specific testing that
Christ had in mind that was about to fall upon these disciples in the
scandal and events of the cross. My purpose is to consider in these
words a general principle that applies to all of Christ’s disciples
throughout all generations. There are three things in Christ’s words:
1. The evil cautioned against—temptation.
2. The means by which it prevails—by our entering into it.
3. The way of preventing it—watch and pray.
John Owen (1616-1683): English Congregational pastor, author, and theologian;
born in Stadhampton, Oxfordshire, England, UK.
It is not at all surprising that God’s great enemy, the devil, in his anxiety to ruin
God’s perfect creation, should first and foremost have attacked the mind. In the
temptation of Eve, we read that the devil reasoned with her; he presented a case to
her: “Hath God said?” (Gen 3:1). He was appealing to her reason, to her under-
standing; and in her folly, she listened. “The serpent beguiled Eve,” as the apostle
Paul puts it (2Co 11:3), and so she fell. And from there on human understanding
has been warped, it has been blinded and blunted, it has been rendered incapable
of operating as God had originally intended.—David Martyn Lloyd-Jones
It is our duty, not only to avoid those things that are themselves sinful, but
also, as far as may be, those things that lead and expose to sin.
—Jonathan EdwardsJohn Owen (1616-1683): English Congregational pastor, author, and theologian;
born in Stadhampton, Oxfordshire, England, UK.
It is not at all surprising that God’s great enemy, the devil, in his anxiety to ruin
God’s perfect creation, should first and foremost have attacked the mind. In the
temptation of Eve, we read that the devil reasoned with her; he presented a case to
her: “Hath God said?” (Gen 3:1). He was appealing to her reason, to her under-
standing; and in her folly, she listened. “The serpent beguiled Eve,” as the apostle
Paul puts it (2Co 11:3), and so she fell. And from there on human understanding
has been warped, it has been blinded and blunted, it has been rendered incapable
of operating as God had originally intended.—David Martyn Lloyd-Jones
It is our duty, not only to avoid those things that are themselves sinful, but
also, as far as may be, those things that lead and expose to sin.
—Jonathan Edwards
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