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SELF-DENIAL

Torrey's New Topical Textbook

Christ set an example of

A test of devotedness to Christ

Ministers especially called to exercise

Becomes strangers and pilgrims

Danger of neglecting

Reward of

Happy result

NECESSARY

In following Christ

In the warfare of saints

To the triumph of saints

SHOULD BE EXERCISED IN

Denying ungodliness and worldly lusts

Controlling the appetite

Abstaining from fleshly lusts

No longer living to lusts of men

Mortifying sinful lusts

Mortifying deeds of the body

Not pleasing ourselves

Not seeking out own profit

Preferring the profit of others

Assisting others

Even lawful things

Forsaking all

Taking up the cross and following Christ

Crucifying the flesh

Being crucified with Christ

Being crucified to the world

Putting off the old man which is corrupt

Preferring Christ to all earthly relations

Exemplified

Nave's Topical Bible

General scriptures concerning

Abraham, when he offered to Lot (his junior) his preference of the land of Canaan

Moses, in choosing rather to suffer affliction with the people of God than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for only a little while

Moses, in taking no compensation from the Israelites for his services

Samuel, in his administration of justice

The widow of Zarephath, in sharing with Elijah the last of her sustenance

Daniel, in his abstention

Daniel, in refusing rewards from Belshazzar

Esther, in risking her life for the deliverance of her people

The Rechabites, in refusing to drink wine or strong drink, or even to plant vineyards

Peter and the other apostles, in abandoning their vocations and following Jesus

in forsaking all and following Jesus

The widow, who put everything she had into the treasury

The early Christians, in having everything in common

Barnabas (Joses), in selling his possessions, and giving everything that he had received to the apostles

Paul, in not regarding even his life dear to himself

Paul, in not coveting anyone’ s silver, gold, or apparel

Paul, in laboring for his own support while he also taught