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They exchanged the truth for
something they desired more.
They had their grasp on what
was good, but they let go of
that grasp. They swapped for
what they liked more. They
thought that once they put
this knowledge of truth away,
that God himself would be
put away, but this was not
true. The greater the truth
that is rejected, the bigger
that the lie must get. |
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Exchanged the glory of
the incorruptible God
for an image (1:23). |
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Exchanged the truth of God for a lie (1:25). |
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Exchanged the
natural function
for that which is
unnatural (1:26). |
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Biblical Foundations for Freedom |