A Sermon Preached in the Second Church Dorchester After the Death of Lieutena
A Sermon Preached in the Second Church Dorchester After the Death of Lieutena
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I suppose the approval of God may be consid- ered as a sufficient offset for the contempt of man ; and without any effort to show — what might be proved easily — how largely there is in these so- called passive traits an element of earnestness and strength, almost heroic; on the simple testimony of God we may be ready to give them the highest place.
It is to be expected, that what God especially values, he will most carefully develop ; and so he chastens those whom he loves, and will not suffer... those whom he would most exalt, to escape the discipline of sorrow. It was needful that Christ, himself, should " learn obedience by the things which he suffered ;" and when he chose his Apostles for the highest place and noblest service to which men were ever called, he said to them, " Ye shall drink of my cup, and be baptized with the baptism with which I am baptized. " Where- ever you read of one eminently useful, whenever 10 you come in contact with one who impresses by his Christ-like spirit, there you will find humility, meekness, submission ; the whole constellation of these more quiet virtues shining, and probably shining out from amid the clouds of struggle and afiEliction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose the approval of God may be consid- ered as a sufficient offset for the contempt of man ; and without any effort to show — what might be proved easily — how largely there is in these so- called passive traits an element of earnestness and strength, almost heroic; on the simple testimony of God we may be ready to give them the highest place.
It is to be expected, that what God especially values, he will most carefully develop ; and so he chastens those whom he loves, and will not suffer... those whom he would most exalt, to escape the discipline of sorrow. It was needful that Christ, himself, should " learn obedience by the things which he suffered ;" and when he chose his Apostles for the highest place and noblest service to which men were ever called, he said to them, " Ye shall drink of my cup, and be baptized with the baptism with which I am baptized. " Where- ever you read of one eminently useful, whenever 10 you come in contact with one who impresses by his Christ-like spirit, there you will find humility, meekness, submission ; the whole constellation of these more quiet virtues shining, and probably shining out from amid the clouds of struggle and afiEliction.
What to read after A Sermon Preached in the Second Church Dorchester After the Death of Lieutena?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H James Howard Means to read onlineMoreLess
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