| "Your beauty...should be that of your
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| | voices for liberation, the Christian
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| inner self, the unfading beauty of a
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| | woman's true makeup--her character--is
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| gentle and quiet spirit, which is of
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| | one of nurture, calm, and service. These
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| great worth in God's sight" (1 Peter
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| | are the ornaments that shine more
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| 3:3,4)."How shall we become lovely? By
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| | brightly as we get older. Christian
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| loving Him who is ever lovely" (St.
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| | character should become exquisite with
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| Augustine); "Some glances of real beauty
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| | age. The Christian spirit is a tempered
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| may be seen in their faces, who dwell in
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| | spirit, not a spirit of temper. It is
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| true meekness. There is a harmony in the
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| | tempered with the heavenly alloy of
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| sound of that voice to which Divine love
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| | Christ-like refinement, disposition and
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| gives utterance, and some appearance of
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| | habits. It is only by ardently beholding
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| right order in their temper and conduct
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| | Christ that we can "makeup" such a
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| whose passions are regulated" (John
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| | character.J.
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| Woolman).Regardless of the strident
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