DP 320 If a person were to believe, as is the truth, that…

Divine Providence #320 Explaining point 4 from this chapter’s outline: “If a person were to believe, as is the truth, that all goodness and truth originate from the Lord, and all evil and falsity from hell, he would not assign goodness to himself and make it deserving of merit, nor assign evil to himself and make himself guilty of it”
Translated by N. Bruce Rogers for the General Church
Used with permission
Read by the Rev. Judah Synnestvedt

DP 317 Every persuasion and conviction remains in a person as something his own

Divine Providence #317 Explaining point 3 from this chapter’s outline: “Every persuasion and conviction remains in a person as something his own”
Translated by N. Bruce Rogers for the General Church
Used with permission
Read by the Rev. Judah Synnestvedt

DP 312 Man persuades himself that all good and truth originate from himself

Divine Providence #312 Full heading: “A person’s own prudence leads him to persuade himself and affirm within him that all goodness and truth originate from him and in him, and likewise all evil and falsity”
Translated by N. Bruce Rogers for the General Church
Used with permission
Read by the Rev. Judah Synnestvedt