A Letter From An Elder in An Old School Presbyterian Church to His Son At Colleg
A Letter From An Elder in An Old School Presbyterian Church to His Son At Colleg
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" This is Pro-Slavery doctrine. And this doctrine must be preached " lest the name of God and his doctrine be blasphemed" " These things teach" is the command. The omission to do what he was enjoined would have been sin — the sin of blasphemy, at least constructively ; while preaching the contrary doctrine would have been real blasphemy, because it " consents not to wholesome words, even the words of our Lord Jesus Christ, and to the doctrine which is according to god- liness" (v. 3). How do yo...u suppose Timothy preach- ed on this subject with the apostle's letter before him? God forbid, my dear son, that you should ever advo- cate the Anti-Slavery sentiment. No matter who are its friends, hate it, oppose it, fight it, for the honor of God's name and doctrine. If you do not you will be guilty of the sin of blasphemy. What more dreadful position can a poor sinner stand in at the great and terrible day than that of a blasphemer ? Be loyal then to the teachings of God's word. It is disloyal to try to get away from their obvious meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This is Pro-Slavery doctrine. And this doctrine must be preached " lest the name of God and his doctrine be blasphemed" " These things teach" is the command. The omission to do what he was enjoined would have been sin — the sin of blasphemy, at least constructively ; while preaching the contrary doctrine would have been real blasphemy, because it " consents not to wholesome words, even the words of our Lord Jesus Christ, and to the doctrine which is according to god- liness" (v. 3). How do yo...u suppose Timothy preach- ed on this subject with the apostle's letter before him? God forbid, my dear son, that you should ever advo- cate the Anti-Slavery sentiment. No matter who are its friends, hate it, oppose it, fight it, for the honor of God's name and doctrine. If you do not you will be guilty of the sin of blasphemy. What more dreadful position can a poor sinner stand in at the great and terrible day than that of a blasphemer ? Be loyal then to the teachings of God's word. It is disloyal to try to get away from their obvious meaning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethnologie Und Urgeschichte Berliner Gesellschaft Fr Anthropologie to read onlineMoreLess
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