self-denial
10 subentries
- self-denial. See also fasting; self-control; self-torture
- capital is labor renouncing present in favor of future (69:5.1,4)
- historically
- custom to forgo physical pleasures, especially sexual pleasures (89:3.1)
- food saving was man’s first s.-d. (68:2.5)
- looked upon as sure coercive, especially sexual (87:6.16)
- men sought approval of their gods by (87:2.4) (89:3.5)
- Jesus did not teach (142:8.1)
- reaps subsequent harvests of augmented happiness (140:5.7)
- self-control better than extreme (89:3.7)
- vs. self-mastery (143:2.2-5)
Cross-references
- See also fasting
- See also self-control
- See also self-torture
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