“Iniquity of imagination—does not fancy sometimes bring before your scenes of sensuality in which your carnal nature is vile enough to revel?  Iniquity of memory—does not memory sometimes bring back sins you formerly committed, and your evil nature is perhaps base enough to desire they had been greater?  Iniquity of feeling—no enmity against God’s people ever working?  No pride of heart?  No covetousness?  No hypocrisy?  No self-righteousness?  No sensuality?  No base thought that you cannot disclose even to your bosom friend?  Joseph C. Philpot (1802-1869)