An Earnest Ministry: the Want of the Times
An Earnest Ministry: the Want of the Times
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The one thing neces- sary thou wantest, thou hast everything but what thou needest more than anything, more than all things ; and oh, my soul, what is like at this rate to become of thee ? Where art thou to have thy eternal abode ? To what regions of horror, and darkness, and woe art thou going ? What society can be fit for thee — no lover of God ! no lover of God ! what, but of mfernal, accursed spirits, that are at utmost distance from him, and to whom no beam of holy vital light shall ever s...hine to all eternity ! Thou, oh my soul, art self-abandoned to the blackness of darkness forever. Thy doom is in thy breast, thy own bosom ; thy no love to God is thy own doom, thy eternai doom ; creates thee a present hell, and shows whither thou belongest. ' " Sijcthly, ♦ * * All disobedience and rebellion is summed EARNESTNESS. Ill up in this one word — Having been no lover of God ; and won't it make any man's heart to meditate terror, to think of having sucli a charge as this hliely to lie against him in the judgment of that day ; that day, when the secrets of all hearts are to be laid open ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The one thing neces- sary thou wantest, thou hast everything but what thou needest more than anything, more than all things ; and oh, my soul, what is like at this rate to become of thee ? Where art thou to have thy eternal abode ? To what regions of horror, and darkness, and woe art thou going ? What society can be fit for thee — no lover of God ! no lover of God ! what, but of mfernal, accursed spirits, that are at utmost distance from him, and to whom no beam of holy vital light shall ever s...hine to all eternity ! Thou, oh my soul, art self-abandoned to the blackness of darkness forever. Thy doom is in thy breast, thy own bosom ; thy no love to God is thy own doom, thy eternai doom ; creates thee a present hell, and shows whither thou belongest. ' " Sijcthly, ♦ * * All disobedience and rebellion is summed EARNESTNESS. Ill up in this one word — Having been no lover of God ; and won't it make any man's heart to meditate terror, to think of having sucli a charge as this hliely to lie against him in the judgment of that day ; that day, when the secrets of all hearts are to be laid open ?
What to read after An Earnest Ministry: the Want of the Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, John Angell, 1785-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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