An Exposition of the Several Offices Adapted for Various Occasions of Public W
An Exposition of the Several Offices Adapted for Various Occasions of Public W
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Saith Augustine, " Thou art able to destroy, but not able to rebuild thyself; he rebuilds, who made thee. " 232 THE EPIPHANY.
Secondly, ' the members are well content with their several offices and place ; the foot is not grieved at the head's supremacy, neither doth the nose malign the eye, nor eye covet to be tongue, but every one performs his function without any faction : even so we which are members of Christ's mystical body, must be content with our vocation and calling, neither envying s...uch as are above, nor despising such as are under us. " Although their be diversi- ties of gifts, yet but one spirit : diversities of administrations, yet but one Lord ; diversities of operations, yet but one God, who worketh all in all. " "Are all Apostles ? are all teachers ? are all workers of miracles ? have all the gift of healing ? do all speak with tongues ? do all in- terpret ?" It is Grod who worketh all in all ; communicating m- differently spiritual life to all his members ; insomuch as the least is a member of his body so well as the greatest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Saith Augustine, " Thou art able to destroy, but not able to rebuild thyself; he rebuilds, who made thee. " 232 THE EPIPHANY.
Secondly, ' the members are well content with their several offices and place ; the foot is not grieved at the head's supremacy, neither doth the nose malign the eye, nor eye covet to be tongue, but every one performs his function without any faction : even so we which are members of Christ's mystical body, must be content with our vocation and calling, neither envying s...uch as are above, nor despising such as are under us. " Although their be diversi- ties of gifts, yet but one spirit : diversities of administrations, yet but one Lord ; diversities of operations, yet but one God, who worketh all in all. " "Are all Apostles ? are all teachers ? are all workers of miracles ? have all the gift of healing ? do all speak with tongues ? do all in- terpret ?" It is Grod who worketh all in all ; communicating m- differently spiritual life to all his members ; insomuch as the least is a member of his body so well as the greatest.
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