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But yet , a little farther to give efficacy unto this exhortation , it will be necessary to remove some of those common and obvious tergiversations that convinced sinners do usually retake themselves unto , to put off a present compliance with the calls of Christ to come unto him ; for although it is unbelief alone , acting in the darkness of men 's minds and the obstinacy of their wills , that effectually keeps off sinners from coming unto Christ upon his call , yet it shrouds itself under various pretences , that it may not appear in its own ugly form . And I cannot but suppose that the soul of a convinced sinner , if not prepossessed with prejudice , will , in general , not judge amiss whether of these things , that are set in opposition one to the other , he should retake himself unto , that he may be justified . " Sometimes we 'd retake and retake , the record was 25 takes , and I started to feel like Kubrick ... Someday the Democrats in Texas will retake power again , and they could employ the same strategy . Enemies will occasionally sally forth to retake captured mines , mills , and the like if you leave them without garrisons , but they're usually more concerned about the ownership of these resource-producing facilities than about the huge army marching down the road to besiege their town .