Aids to Reflection
Aids to Reflection
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Those things that are thorns indeed, thou must make a hedge of them, to keep Digitized by Google 94 AID3 TO tXJftZQttOtf.
out those temptations that accompany sloth> ana extreme want that waits, on it ; but let them be the hedge : sufier them not to grow within the garden* APHORISM XLIX.
OU CHXJRCH-GOINO, AS A PART OF RELIGIOUS MORALltVi WHlSIf NOT IN REFERENCE TO A SPIRlttJAL RELI0ION.
IKIGHTON* It is a strange folly in multitudes of us, to set out'* selves no mark, to propound no end in the h...earing of the Gospel. The merchant sails not merely that he may sail, but for traffic, and traffics that he may be rich* The husbandman ploughs not merely to keep himself busy, with no further end, but ploughs that he may sow, and sows that he may reap with advantage. And shall we do the most excellent and fruitful work fruitlessly — ^hear, only to hear, and look no further? This is indeed a great vanity and a great misery, to lose that labour, and gain nothing by it, which, duly used, would be of all others most advantageous and gainful; and yet all meetings are full of this !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those things that are thorns indeed, thou must make a hedge of them, to keep Digitized by Google 94 AID3 TO tXJftZQttOtf.
out those temptations that accompany sloth> ana extreme want that waits, on it ; but let them be the hedge : sufier them not to grow within the garden* APHORISM XLIX.
OU CHXJRCH-GOINO, AS A PART OF RELIGIOUS MORALltVi WHlSIf NOT IN REFERENCE TO A SPIRlttJAL RELI0ION.
IKIGHTON* It is a strange folly in multitudes of us, to set out'* selves no mark, to propound no end in the h...earing of the Gospel. The merchant sails not merely that he may sail, but for traffic, and traffics that he may be rich* The husbandman ploughs not merely to keep himself busy, with no further end, but ploughs that he may sow, and sows that he may reap with advantage. And shall we do the most excellent and fruitful work fruitlessly — ^hear, only to hear, and look no further? This is indeed a great vanity and a great misery, to lose that labour, and gain nothing by it, which, duly used, would be of all others most advantageous and gainful; and yet all meetings are full of this !
What to read after Aids to Reflection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834 to read onlineMoreLess
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