A Comment On Ruth And Notes Upon Jonah
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" But, to return to her which returned again to Moab. We read in 2 Sam. Xx. That the people which passed by the corpse of murdered Ainasa, being moved with such a hideous and uncouth spectacle, they " stood still : " but when we read this Book of Ruth, and come to Orpah's apostasy, there let us a while pause and demur, to read in her fall a lecture of our own infirmity. For if we stand, it is not because we have more might in ourselves, but because God hath more mercy 011 us. Let us therefore "... work out our salvation with fear and trembling : " ever trembling, lest we should be cast to hell ; ever triumphing, that we shall come to heaven : ever fearful, lest we should fall ; ever certain, that we shall stand : ever careful, lest we should be damned; ever cheerful, that we shall be saved. Concerning Ruth's perseverance we intend to treat hereafter.
74 A COMMENT ON ETJTH.
VERSE 15.
And Naomi said, Behold, thy sister-in-law is gone back unto her people, and unto her gods : return thou after thy sister-in-law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But, to return to her which returned again to Moab. We read in 2 Sam. Xx. That the people which passed by the corpse of murdered Ainasa, being moved with such a hideous and uncouth spectacle, they " stood still : " but when we read this Book of Ruth, and come to Orpah's apostasy, there let us a while pause and demur, to read in her fall a lecture of our own infirmity. For if we stand, it is not because we have more might in ourselves, but because God hath more mercy 011 us. Let us therefore "... work out our salvation with fear and trembling : " ever trembling, lest we should be cast to hell ; ever triumphing, that we shall come to heaven : ever fearful, lest we should fall ; ever certain, that we shall stand : ever careful, lest we should be damned; ever cheerful, that we shall be saved. Concerning Ruth's perseverance we intend to treat hereafter.
74 A COMMENT ON ETJTH.
VERSE 15.
And Naomi said, Behold, thy sister-in-law is gone back unto her people, and unto her gods : return thou after thy sister-in-law.
What to read after A Comment On Ruth And Notes Upon Jonah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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