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Though confession to men is a work of the voice, yet confession to God must be the voice of the heart - Thomas Brooks (Puritan Quote)

As true, penitential confession is full, so it is sincere; it is cordial; it is not a feigned nor a formal nor a mere verbal confession, but an affectionate confession; it is a confession that has the mind, the heart, the soul, as well as the lip in it. The penitent man’s confession springs from inward impressions of grace upon his soul; he feels what he confesses, and his affections go along with his confessions. The poor publican smote upon his breast and confessed (Job 42:6; Ezra 9:6; Pss. 38:4; 51:11; Isa. 26:8–9; Jer. 18:19–20; Luke 18:13). Look as the sick man opens his disease to the physician feelingly, affectionately, and as the client opens his case to his lawyer feelingly, affectionately; so the penitent opens his case, his heart, to God, feelingly, affectionately. Cold, careless, verbal, formal, customary confessions are no small abominations in the eye of God (Jer. 12:2). Such men’s confessions will be their condemnations at last; their tongues will one day accuse and denounce themselves. Though confession to men is a work of the voice, yet confession to God must be the voice of the heart.

- Thomas Brooks in Cabinet of Choice Jewels on the Puritan Hard Drive

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- Jim Dodson, Reformed Presbyterian Scholar, https://www.covenanter.org/