A Homiletical Commentary On the Books of Chronicles
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In faithful words. Jehu direct and faithful. "Thou hast helped the ungodly, and loved them that hate the Lord. " No toning down, nor mincing matters. Man's reproofs sometimes undeserved, implying guilt which exists not. Divine reproofs truthful, needful, and attested by conscience. " Faithful are the wounds of a friend, but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful. " III. In mitigating circumstances, " Nevertheless, there are good things found in thee " (ver. 3). God displeased, but overlooks not "... good things " ; in wrath remembers mercy'; withholds judgments, and waits to see how Jehosh. Will act in future. In the Church at Ephesus all that God can find to approve put foremost, and only afterwards notes shortcomings (Rev. Ii. 2-4). Then (ver. 6) returns to praise and console. We should have more pleasure in commending than in fault-finding.
I. The friendship of wicked men one of the most dangerous temptations to which Christians are subjected. Modern life in cities illustrates this with special force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In faithful words. Jehu direct and faithful. "Thou hast helped the ungodly, and loved them that hate the Lord. " No toning down, nor mincing matters. Man's reproofs sometimes undeserved, implying guilt which exists not. Divine reproofs truthful, needful, and attested by conscience. " Faithful are the wounds of a friend, but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful. " III. In mitigating circumstances, " Nevertheless, there are good things found in thee " (ver. 3). God displeased, but overlooks not "... good things " ; in wrath remembers mercy'; withholds judgments, and waits to see how Jehosh. Will act in future. In the Church at Ephesus all that God can find to approve put foremost, and only afterwards notes shortcomings (Rev. Ii. 2-4). Then (ver. 6) returns to praise and console. We should have more pleasure in commending than in fault-finding.
I. The friendship of wicked men one of the most dangerous temptations to which Christians are subjected. Modern life in cities illustrates this with special force.
What to read after A Homiletical Commentary On the Books of Chronicles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Wolfendale to read onlineMoreLess
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