This part of the quote seems to reference the subject of the previous part "there is none that seeketh after God" so it is those who do no good. What did I miss?
He seems to be applying both statements to everyone. I went back quite some way and didn’t see any context refuting that, not being fond of out-of-context verses, but that’s not to say there isn’t any.
This part of the quote seems to reference the subject of the previous part "there is none that seeketh after God" so it is those who do no good. What did I miss?
He seems to be applying both statements to everyone. I went back quite some way and didn’t see any context refuting that, not being fond of out-of-context verses, but that’s not to say there isn’t any.