A Pioneer of Southern New Jersey a Tribute to Rev Allen H Brown
A Pioneer of Southern New Jersey a Tribute to Rev Allen H Brown
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Perhaps he was so much discouraged as to be almost ready to despair. His example suggests to us how much may be lost by one absence from the assembly of the dis- ciples, from the place where the Lord Jesus is wont to manifest Himself to His people and to say, "Peace be unto you. " 'Thomas at least lost a whole week of com- fort and peace, and suffered a week's painful doubt and uncertainty. My Christian hearer, remember the case of Thomas when you are tempted from indifference or luke- warmness... or any slight obstacle to absent yourself (153) 154 DIVINITY OF CHRIST voluntarily from the meeting of the disciples. You know not how great may be your spiritual loss.
Thomas could not or would not credit the testimony of the other disciples when they said that they had seen the Lord. He demanded the testimony of his own senses, that he might see and feel; otherwise he would not be- lieve.
A week elapsed, and under similar circumstances our Lord suddenly stood in the midst, condescended to grant Thomas the evidence which he wanted, and with a Divine knowledge of his thoughts and feelings, said, Reach hither thy finger and behold My hands; and reach hither thy hand and thrust it into My side and be not faithless, but believing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps he was so much discouraged as to be almost ready to despair. His example suggests to us how much may be lost by one absence from the assembly of the dis- ciples, from the place where the Lord Jesus is wont to manifest Himself to His people and to say, "Peace be unto you. " 'Thomas at least lost a whole week of com- fort and peace, and suffered a week's painful doubt and uncertainty. My Christian hearer, remember the case of Thomas when you are tempted from indifference or luke- warmness... or any slight obstacle to absent yourself (153) 154 DIVINITY OF CHRIST voluntarily from the meeting of the disciples. You know not how great may be your spiritual loss.
Thomas could not or would not credit the testimony of the other disciples when they said that they had seen the Lord. He demanded the testimony of his own senses, that he might see and feel; otherwise he would not be- lieve.
A week elapsed, and under similar circumstances our Lord suddenly stood in the midst, condescended to grant Thomas the evidence which he wanted, and with a Divine knowledge of his thoughts and feelings, said, Reach hither thy finger and behold My hands; and reach hither thy hand and thrust it into My side and be not faithless, but believing.
What to read after A Pioneer of Southern New Jersey a Tribute to Rev Allen H Brown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Presbyterian Church in the Usa Presbyteries We to read onlineMoreLess
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