A Sermon Preached in the First Church, Dorchester, On the Sunday (October 8, 1866) Following Upon the Decease of Maria S. Cummins
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It may be genuine and real, but there is that about it which savors of constraint, as if it were some foreign element induced upon the being, rather than an element native to it, springing up into everlasting life, finding its end, as is its origin, in God. Hers, I repeat, was a natural religion. It was not con- spicuous as a distinct existence, so that one might say, '^ Here it is," for it was everywhere ; like 16 SERMON.
the lamp set within a transparent vase — unseen, save as a diffused radi...ance, illumining the whole.
It was with her in her labors and her recreations, in the sweetness of her smile and the genialness of her manner, in the tone of her conversation and the play of her fancy and the laugh of her merri- ment, in the chasteness of her thought and the breadth of her sympathies and the kindness of her judgments, — in these, no less than in the discus- sions, in which she so earnestly engaged, of sacred themes ; or when, meekly and reverently, she sat among us here, or drew near, in grateful remem- brance, around the emblems of a Saviour's self- sacrifice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be genuine and real, but there is that about it which savors of constraint, as if it were some foreign element induced upon the being, rather than an element native to it, springing up into everlasting life, finding its end, as is its origin, in God. Hers, I repeat, was a natural religion. It was not con- spicuous as a distinct existence, so that one might say, '^ Here it is," for it was everywhere ; like 16 SERMON.
the lamp set within a transparent vase — unseen, save as a diffused radi...ance, illumining the whole.
It was with her in her labors and her recreations, in the sweetness of her smile and the genialness of her manner, in the tone of her conversation and the play of her fancy and the laugh of her merri- ment, in the chasteness of her thought and the breadth of her sympathies and the kindness of her judgments, — in these, no less than in the discus- sions, in which she so earnestly engaged, of sacred themes ; or when, meekly and reverently, she sat among us here, or drew near, in grateful remem- brance, around the emblems of a Saviour's self- sacrifice.
What to read after A Sermon Preached in the First Church, Dorchester, On the Sunday (October 8, 1866) Following Upon the Decease of Maria S. Cummins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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