A Series of Discourses On the Principles of Religious Belief As Connected With
A Series of Discourses On the Principles of Religious Belief As Connected With
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* Preached before the Communion.
188 On Religions Rites ^ The same character extends to the external rites and ordinances of Christianity. They are quite simple, easy to be performed, and such as must give joy, in- stead of trouble, in the performance, where the heart is at all affected with the serious impressions of religion. Thus the institution of the Sabbath, one day in seven on which man and beast are permitted to rest from their labour, and a pause is put to the ordinary business of the ...world ; on which, in some measure, all distinc- tions are removed ; and all men, the high and low, the rich and poor, seem to occupy the same place, that of creatures bending before the throne of their Creator ; a day on which, in the Christian institution, nothing heavy is imposed upon men ; *' no burdens hard to be^ borne i'''* but the simple offerings of praise and thanks- giving, and of prayer from a pure heart, are alone re- quired from all who come before their Maker, depend- ing on the intercessions of their common Mediator ; — what institution could possibly have been devised, more free from vain pomp, or more comfortable to human nature ?
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* Preached before the Communion.
188 On Religions Rites ^ The same character extends to the external rites and ordinances of Christianity. They are quite simple, easy to be performed, and such as must give joy, in- stead of trouble, in the performance, where the heart is at all affected with the serious impressions of religion. Thus the institution of the Sabbath, one day in seven on which man and beast are permitted to rest from their labour, and a pause is put to the ordinary business of the ...world ; on which, in some measure, all distinc- tions are removed ; and all men, the high and low, the rich and poor, seem to occupy the same place, that of creatures bending before the throne of their Creator ; a day on which, in the Christian institution, nothing heavy is imposed upon men ; *' no burdens hard to be^ borne i'''* but the simple offerings of praise and thanks- giving, and of prayer from a pure heart, are alone re- quired from all who come before their Maker, depend- ing on the intercessions of their common Mediator ; — what institution could possibly have been devised, more free from vain pomp, or more comfortable to human nature ?
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