An Address Commemorative of Richard Henry Mather, Professor of Greek in Amherst College. Delivered Before the Faculty, Students, And Friends of the College, June 15th, 1890
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Strong, Trustee of Amherst College.
31 meeting on the Day of Prayer for Colleges are known to many of you ; but we shall all be the better for hearing them again. "If I were to say anything to the students, it would be this — in- deed I would like to say this — that the Christian life for me has been an endeavor to follow after righteousness, not in my own strength but in that of my Heavenly Father. I am very conscious of weakness, failure, and sin, but I accept forgive- ness through Christ who... is also my example and inspiration." IV MORE direct study of Professor Mather's characteristics turns our thought first to the strength of his physical resources.
Behind that cheery presence and sunny, inspiring nature was, for almost a Hfetime, unbroken good health. The work that would have soon crushed an ordinary constitution, his splendid vitality and great natural powers of endurance permitted him to do with enjoyment. Six days of the week often doing double service in helping some colleague, teaching art as well as Greek, lecturing in neigh- boring villages, editing books, preparing sermons and lectures ; the seventh day found him, most of the time, at some wearisome distance preaching with a freshness and a vigor only to be expected after a long vacation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strong, Trustee of Amherst College.
31 meeting on the Day of Prayer for Colleges are known to many of you ; but we shall all be the better for hearing them again. "If I were to say anything to the students, it would be this — in- deed I would like to say this — that the Christian life for me has been an endeavor to follow after righteousness, not in my own strength but in that of my Heavenly Father. I am very conscious of weakness, failure, and sin, but I accept forgive- ness through Christ who... is also my example and inspiration." IV MORE direct study of Professor Mather's characteristics turns our thought first to the strength of his physical resources.
Behind that cheery presence and sunny, inspiring nature was, for almost a Hfetime, unbroken good health. The work that would have soon crushed an ordinary constitution, his splendid vitality and great natural powers of endurance permitted him to do with enjoyment. Six days of the week often doing double service in helping some colleague, teaching art as well as Greek, lecturing in neigh- boring villages, editing books, preparing sermons and lectures ; the seventh day found him, most of the time, at some wearisome distance preaching with a freshness and a vigor only to be expected after a long vacation.
What to read after An Address Commemorative of Richard Henry Mather, Professor of Greek in Amherst College. Delivered Before the Faculty, Students, And Friends of the College, June 15th, 1890?
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