Precious Thoughts: Moral And Religious. Gathered From the Works of John Ruskin, A. M
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— zoology ?
— anatomy ? and do you expect to penetrate the secret of all secrets, and to know that whose i^rice is above rubies ; and of which the depth saith, — It is not in me, in so easy fashion?
There are doubts in this matter which evil spirits darken with their wings, and that fs true of all such doubts which we were told long ago — they can "be ended by action alone." As surely as w^e live, this truth of truths can only so be discerned : to those who act on what they know, more shall be ...revealed ; and thus, if any man will do His will, he shall know the doctrine w^hether it be of God. Any man : — not the man who has most means of knowing, who has the sub- tlest brains, or sits under the most orthodox preacher, or has his library fullest of most orthodox books — but the man who strives to know, who takes God at His word, and sets himself to dig up the heavenly mystery, roots and all, before sunset, and the night come, w-hen no man can work. Beside such a man, God stands in more and more visible presence as he toils, and teaches him that which no preacher can teacli — no earthly authoiity gainsay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— zoology ?
— anatomy ? and do you expect to penetrate the secret of all secrets, and to know that whose i^rice is above rubies ; and of which the depth saith, — It is not in me, in so easy fashion?
There are doubts in this matter which evil spirits darken with their wings, and that fs true of all such doubts which we were told long ago — they can "be ended by action alone." As surely as w^e live, this truth of truths can only so be discerned : to those who act on what they know, more shall be ...revealed ; and thus, if any man will do His will, he shall know the doctrine w^hether it be of God. Any man : — not the man who has most means of knowing, who has the sub- tlest brains, or sits under the most orthodox preacher, or has his library fullest of most orthodox books — but the man who strives to know, who takes God at His word, and sets himself to dig up the heavenly mystery, roots and all, before sunset, and the night come, w-hen no man can work. Beside such a man, God stands in more and more visible presence as he toils, and teaches him that which no preacher can teacli — no earthly authoiity gainsay.
What to read after Precious Thoughts: Moral And Religious. Gathered From the Works of John Ruskin, A. M?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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