A Memorial Sermon On the Life And Character of the Rt Rev Benjamin Henry Paddo
A Memorial Sermon On the Life And Character of the Rt Rev Benjamin Henry Paddo
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If he were in a high position, and -not trying to do his duty there, preaching an elaborate and high-flown sermon on Sunday morning to a cultivated and appreciative congregation, enjoying his books and comforts and some of the luxuries of life, but with no higher aspiration than the advancement of his own interests, it would be a great deal worse for him than it is now. He that is faithful over the least shall have the same honor at last with him who was faithful over many. Our recompense will ...be awarded, not according to the size of the har- vest we have reaped, but according to its quality, and the amount of honest labor that has been ex- pended in producing it. There is many a servant of the Lord in Paradise, unknown to fame while he lived here, who looks down from a great height upon row after row of mitred Abbots, and Bishops, and Popes, men with historic names, if indeed they are to be seen in Paradise at all. Let the humblest Minister of Christ remember that, if he is a faithful servant, he is doing the grandest and most enduring work assigned by Almighty God to any of the creatures He has made, and take com- fort in that ; and he can never tell how much he has accomplished until he has ceased from his labor, and entered into his rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he were in a high position, and -not trying to do his duty there, preaching an elaborate and high-flown sermon on Sunday morning to a cultivated and appreciative congregation, enjoying his books and comforts and some of the luxuries of life, but with no higher aspiration than the advancement of his own interests, it would be a great deal worse for him than it is now. He that is faithful over the least shall have the same honor at last with him who was faithful over many. Our recompense will ...be awarded, not according to the size of the har- vest we have reaped, but according to its quality, and the amount of honest labor that has been ex- pended in producing it. There is many a servant of the Lord in Paradise, unknown to fame while he lived here, who looks down from a great height upon row after row of mitred Abbots, and Bishops, and Popes, men with historic names, if indeed they are to be seen in Paradise at all. Let the humblest Minister of Christ remember that, if he is a faithful servant, he is doing the grandest and most enduring work assigned by Almighty God to any of the creatures He has made, and take com- fort in that ; and he can never tell how much he has accomplished until he has ceased from his labor, and entered into his rest.
What to read after A Memorial Sermon On the Life And Character of the Rt Rev Benjamin Henry Paddo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas M Thomas March Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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