A Farewell Sermon Preached in Westminster Abbey At the School Service July 24
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I do not underrate the toil, the watchfulness, the privation, the suffering, necessary to use God's gifts aright ; but I do say, that all these without love profit nothing, and that with love they lose their nature ; privation changes to abundance, and labour is re- generated into delight. The several motions of that love, the gratitude which dilates the heart with a sense of enrichment that overmasters its capacity, the rising transport of humility, as it ascribes its gifts one after one to th...e giver, and finds at last to its delight that not one good thing within it or without it is its own, but that all that is good within it is the stirring of God's Spirit, all without it the token of His hand — this joy, so searching that it cannot be thought upon II without tears, is the obedience which God accepts for His Son's sake. This untold addition of bless- inof is a renderino^ of the much that shall be re- quired of us for the much that we have before received. Doth not our Church say truly, "O God, whose service is perfect freedom?" Doth not the Latin yet more grandly set forth the truth, " Deus, quem nosse vivere, cui servire regnare est ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not underrate the toil, the watchfulness, the privation, the suffering, necessary to use God's gifts aright ; but I do say, that all these without love profit nothing, and that with love they lose their nature ; privation changes to abundance, and labour is re- generated into delight. The several motions of that love, the gratitude which dilates the heart with a sense of enrichment that overmasters its capacity, the rising transport of humility, as it ascribes its gifts one after one to th...e giver, and finds at last to its delight that not one good thing within it or without it is its own, but that all that is good within it is the stirring of God's Spirit, all without it the token of His hand — this joy, so searching that it cannot be thought upon II without tears, is the obedience which God accepts for His Son's sake. This untold addition of bless- inof is a renderino^ of the much that shall be re- quired of us for the much that we have before received. Doth not our Church say truly, "O God, whose service is perfect freedom?" Doth not the Latin yet more grandly set forth the truth, " Deus, quem nosse vivere, cui servire regnare est ?
What to read after A Farewell Sermon Preached in Westminster Abbey At the School Service July 24?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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