A Treatise On Prayer Designed to Assist in Its Devout Discharge
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— The same reasons which require yon to go at all, call on you also to be constant in going. It is the regu- lar return of the duty which makes it so valuable in the Christian life. You do not think it unnecessary to par- take constantly and regularly of food for ycur body; nor is it less necessary to be regular in seeking food for your soul. A leaky vessel in the ocean, continually let- ting in the waters, needs continual pumping and bailing to keep it free ; and thus the corrupt heart of man ...calls for a constant use of every means to keep it free from sin. There is a great advantage in a constant atten- dance. " Those that be planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the courts of our God ; they shall bring forth fruit in old age, they shall be fat and flourish- ing. " Ps. Xcil, 13, 14. It would appear from Heb. X, 25- 27, that remissness respecting the assembling of ourselves together was the first step to Apostasy. Will not the constancy of the early Christians in frequenting their assemblies for worship in great difficulties, and often at the risk of their lives, condemn you who refuse to attend, though the house of God is open and you have full liber- ty to go thither ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The same reasons which require yon to go at all, call on you also to be constant in going. It is the regu- lar return of the duty which makes it so valuable in the Christian life. You do not think it unnecessary to par- take constantly and regularly of food for ycur body; nor is it less necessary to be regular in seeking food for your soul. A leaky vessel in the ocean, continually let- ting in the waters, needs continual pumping and bailing to keep it free ; and thus the corrupt heart of man ...calls for a constant use of every means to keep it free from sin. There is a great advantage in a constant atten- dance. " Those that be planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the courts of our God ; they shall bring forth fruit in old age, they shall be fat and flourish- ing. " Ps. Xcil, 13, 14. It would appear from Heb. X, 25- 27, that remissness respecting the assembling of ourselves together was the first step to Apostasy. Will not the constancy of the early Christians in frequenting their assemblies for worship in great difficulties, and often at the risk of their lives, condemn you who refuse to attend, though the house of God is open and you have full liber- ty to go thither ?
What to read after A Treatise On Prayer Designed to Assist in Its Devout Discharge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bickersteth to read onlineMoreLess
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