A Few Remarks On Bishop Colenso On the Pentateuch
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Pain^ I know, I must give to some. " Again : those who are presupposed to be affected by this work, are '^ meek, lowly, loving souls, who are walking daily with God, and have been taught to consider a belief in the historical vera- city of the story of the Exodus, an essential part of their religion, upon which, indeed, as it seems to them, the whole fabric of their faith and hope in God is based. " (p. 12. ) In the name of the faithful, " meek, lowly, loving souls, who are walking daily with G...od, " we think we can relieve the Bishop from his fears. Pain he will cause, beyond doubt, but we weep not for ourselves, but for him. We think we can assure him, that his work -will not shake one soul endued with the " grain of mustard- seed faith. " He has so considerably overshot the mark — he has so entirely sunk all faith in a sea of figures, that his work cannot, we should say, possibly do more than help the sceptic on in his scepticism, and the infidel in his infidelity, whilst it will leave unscathed the child of God, who walks by faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pain^ I know, I must give to some. " Again : those who are presupposed to be affected by this work, are '^ meek, lowly, loving souls, who are walking daily with God, and have been taught to consider a belief in the historical vera- city of the story of the Exodus, an essential part of their religion, upon which, indeed, as it seems to them, the whole fabric of their faith and hope in God is based. " (p. 12. ) In the name of the faithful, " meek, lowly, loving souls, who are walking daily with G...od, " we think we can relieve the Bishop from his fears. Pain he will cause, beyond doubt, but we weep not for ourselves, but for him. We think we can assure him, that his work -will not shake one soul endued with the " grain of mustard- seed faith. " He has so considerably overshot the mark — he has so entirely sunk all faith in a sea of figures, that his work cannot, we should say, possibly do more than help the sceptic on in his scepticism, and the infidel in his infidelity, whilst it will leave unscathed the child of God, who walks by faith.
What to read after A Few Remarks On Bishop Colenso On the Pentateuch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Fowle to read onlineMoreLess
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