Cheerful Words
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We get a glimpse of Thomas's want of faith in the grumbling, self- pitying way in which he said, " Let us also go that we may die with Him. " His Master had said that He was going to wake Lazarus. Thomas said, " that we may die with Him. " You may say, " he did not under- stand Him. " True, it may be, but his unbelief was the cause of his not understanding Him. I suppose Thomas meant this as a reproach to Jesus for putting them all in danger by going back to Judaea ; if not it DOUBT. 189 was on...ly a poor piece of sentimentality. So much for Thomas's unbelief. But he had good and true faith notwithstanding ; for he we?it with his Master.
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A great part of the doubt in the world comes from the fact that there are in it so many more of the impossible, as compared with the originating minds. Where the openness to impression is balanced by the power of production, the painful questions of the world are s^Deedily met by their answers ; where such is not the case, there are often long periods of suf- fering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We get a glimpse of Thomas's want of faith in the grumbling, self- pitying way in which he said, " Let us also go that we may die with Him. " His Master had said that He was going to wake Lazarus. Thomas said, " that we may die with Him. " You may say, " he did not under- stand Him. " True, it may be, but his unbelief was the cause of his not understanding Him. I suppose Thomas meant this as a reproach to Jesus for putting them all in danger by going back to Judaea ; if not it DOUBT. 189 was on...ly a poor piece of sentimentality. So much for Thomas's unbelief. But he had good and true faith notwithstanding ; for he we?it with his Master.
ccyiii.
A great part of the doubt in the world comes from the fact that there are in it so many more of the impossible, as compared with the originating minds. Where the openness to impression is balanced by the power of production, the painful questions of the world are s^Deedily met by their answers ; where such is not the case, there are often long periods of suf- fering.
What to read after Cheerful Words?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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