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… upon himself more securely his habits of evil. The practice of the truths that Christ taught was at variance with his desires and purposes, and he could not …

… severed himself from God. By rending his garment he cut himself off from being a representative character. He was no longer accepted by God as an officiating …

… to himself. He lost sight of his dependence upon God, and in heart departed from the Lord. Thus the way was prepared for his sin of presumption and sacrilege …

… to himself, as a humble instrument in the hands of God.

… very humble opinion of himself, because of his spiritual ignorance. Yet Christ spoke with such solemn dignity, and both look and tone expressed such earnest …

… avail himself of this alliance.