A Sermon Occasioned By the Sudden Death of Mrs. Pamelia S. House, Wife of Rev. Albert H. House, Acworth, N.H., Delivered April 27, 1849
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His benevolence will lead him to wish to do right. His power is suffi- cient to enable him to gratify his benevolence, and his wisdom is sufficient to guide him in the execution of his will. And why should he not do right ? Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right, though he take from me my oxen and fatlings, my sons and my daugh- ters, yea, even my own life ? Yes. The Judge of 10 all the earth will do right. No angel, no devil, no creature on earth, can prevent his doing right. His own na...ture is righteousness. It is also without varia- bleness or shadow of turning. "Yea, surely, God will not do wickedly, neither will the Almighty pervert judgment." Such, as we conceive, were some of the reasons, which induced Job to say, in the language of the text, " The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away ; blessed be the name of the Lord." There is another point in this wonderful act of sub- mission, which is worthy of notice. Job seems equal- ly to praise God, for taking aivay his blessings, and for giving them.
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His benevolence will lead him to wish to do right. His power is suffi- cient to enable him to gratify his benevolence, and his wisdom is sufficient to guide him in the execution of his will. And why should he not do right ? Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right, though he take from me my oxen and fatlings, my sons and my daugh- ters, yea, even my own life ? Yes. The Judge of 10 all the earth will do right. No angel, no devil, no creature on earth, can prevent his doing right. His own na...ture is righteousness. It is also without varia- bleness or shadow of turning. "Yea, surely, God will not do wickedly, neither will the Almighty pervert judgment." Such, as we conceive, were some of the reasons, which induced Job to say, in the language of the text, " The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away ; blessed be the name of the Lord." There is another point in this wonderful act of sub- mission, which is worthy of notice. Job seems equal- ly to praise God, for taking aivay his blessings, and for giving them.
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