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"In my unregenerate days," said Beale cheerfully, "but I am quite sober now." "I am delighted to learn this," said Mr. White. "I am extremely glad to learn this." "Mr. Kitson asked you to come, Mr. White, but really it is I who want to see you," said Beale. "To be perfectly frank, I learnt that you were in some slight difficulty." "Difficulty?" Mr. White bristled. "Me, sir, in difficulty?
Though under the restraining hand of God, Satan, according to Scripture, is now in authority over the unregenerate world, and the unsaved are unconsciously organized and federated under his leading. The fact that there is such a federation, although stated in Scripture, is obscured in translation. In at least thirty important passages the English word "world" is again used without qualification.
It makes no difference.... All the same, I wish I had that fellow by the throat! Just the virile, unregenerate man in me wishes that.... "I suppose I should let go if I had. "You know," he went on, "this doesn't seem to me to end anything. "I'm rather a persistent person. I'm the sort of dog, if you turn it out of the room it lies down on the mat at the door. I'm not a lovesick boy.
But this implies a distrust of physical human nature as deep-seated and radical as that of Calvinism for the unregenerate heart, against which modern common sense, so often the best muse of both psychophysics and pedagogy, protests. Individual prescription is here as imperative as it is difficult.
Why, de very looks of de man is worth everyting; and who ever thought o' doin' anyting for deir souls, or cared ef dey had souls, till he begun it?" "Well, at any rate," said Digo, brightening up, "I don't believe his doctrine about de doings of de unregenerate, it's quite clear he's wrong dar." "Who cares?" said Candace, "generate or unregenerate, it's all one to me.
"Have you forgotten?" He stared at her in a kind of horror. "How can you be so hard to me?" she murmured. She overdid it. Behind the intoxicating, soft appeal of her eyes, he perceived a dangerous glitter, and steeled himself. "Come outside a moment," she whispered, turning up her face a little. The unregenerate man in him leaped to accept what she offered and still hold firm.
I have seen her, and talked with her, and I pity the hard, bitter, unregenerate and vindictive heart of the man who is prosecuting her for murder. I do not believe that in all the world, Mr. Dunbar can find twelve men idiotic and vicious enough to convict that beautiful orphan girl; and his failure will do as little credit to his intellect, as success would to his moral nature."
'For what the law could not do, in that it was weak through the flesh, God sending His own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, and for sin, condemned sin in the flesh. ROMANS viii. 3. Sin is personified as dwelling in the flesh, which expression here means, not merely the body, but unregenerate human nature. He has made his fortress there, and rules over it all.
To them Napoleon had been for years a more troublesome and dangerous enemy than a Philip II or a Louis XIV. By them he was deemed the unregenerate child of darkness and of the evil spirit.
But I'm not sorry I did it this once no matter how hard I'm paying for it. If I had it to do over again I'd do precisely the same thing. I wonder if you can understand that, Uncle Phil, or whether you'll think I'm just plain unregenerate. "I thought then I was finished with the business but as a matter of fact I was just starting on it. Somebody turned state's evidence.
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