Saint Paul
Saint Paul
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So shall all speech of now and of to-morrow, All he hath shown me or shall show me yet, Spring from an infinite and tender sorrow, Burst from a burning passion of regret : 1 8 SAINT PAUL.
Standing afar I summon you anigh him, Yes, to the multitudes I call and say, ' This is my King ! I preach and I deny him, Christ ! whom I crucify anew to-day. ' SAINT PAUL. 19 Thou with strong prayer and very much entreating Wiliest be asked, and thou shalt answer then, Show the hid heart beneath creation beat...ing, Smile with kind eyes and be a man with men.
Were it not thus, o King of my salvation, Many would curse to thee and I for one, Fling thee thy bliss and snatch at thy damnation, Scorn and abhor the shining of the sun, Ring with a reckless shivering of laughter Wroth at the woe which thou hast seen so long, Question if any recompense hereafter Waits to atone the intolerable wrong: 20 SAINT PAUL.
Is there not wrong too bitter for atoning?
What are these desperate and hideous years? Hast Thou not heard Thy whole creation groaning, Sighs of the bondsmen, and a woman's tears?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So shall all speech of now and of to-morrow, All he hath shown me or shall show me yet, Spring from an infinite and tender sorrow, Burst from a burning passion of regret : 1 8 SAINT PAUL.
Standing afar I summon you anigh him, Yes, to the multitudes I call and say, ' This is my King ! I preach and I deny him, Christ ! whom I crucify anew to-day. ' SAINT PAUL. 19 Thou with strong prayer and very much entreating Wiliest be asked, and thou shalt answer then, Show the hid heart beneath creation beat...ing, Smile with kind eyes and be a man with men.
Were it not thus, o King of my salvation, Many would curse to thee and I for one, Fling thee thy bliss and snatch at thy damnation, Scorn and abhor the shining of the sun, Ring with a reckless shivering of laughter Wroth at the woe which thou hast seen so long, Question if any recompense hereafter Waits to atone the intolerable wrong: 20 SAINT PAUL.
Is there not wrong too bitter for atoning?
What are these desperate and hideous years? Hast Thou not heard Thy whole creation groaning, Sighs of the bondsmen, and a woman's tears?
What to read after Saint Paul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H P Henry Pickering Bowditch to read onlineMoreLess
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