Christ in the Life : Sermons, With a Selection of Poems
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For man must be in right relations with his brother, before he can be in such relations with God as to commune with Him, and receive his spirit There must be a true brotherhood and fellowship, or there can be to us no Divine Fatherhood and com- munion, out of which the Holy Spirit can descend to mould us anew in the Divine Image. And just in the degree that the Christian church has been such a brotherhood and fellowship, has the promise of Jesus been fulfilled, " Lo, I am with you alway ; " and... the Christian communion and confession have been impleted with the power, the comfort, and the fire, of the Holy Ghost. The discipleship which is a whole consecration to Christ as a Mediator and Saviour, present in his church to-day, melting through all its rituals, and melting the ice out of its fellow- THE THREE ADVENTS.
ship, is never without the Comforter. And then He clothes us, not with any imputed righteousness put on from without, but with a real, intrinsic right- eousness inspired from within ; and then obedience is a delight, and duty is a song of praise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For man must be in right relations with his brother, before he can be in such relations with God as to commune with Him, and receive his spirit There must be a true brotherhood and fellowship, or there can be to us no Divine Fatherhood and com- munion, out of which the Holy Spirit can descend to mould us anew in the Divine Image. And just in the degree that the Christian church has been such a brotherhood and fellowship, has the promise of Jesus been fulfilled, " Lo, I am with you alway ; " and... the Christian communion and confession have been impleted with the power, the comfort, and the fire, of the Holy Ghost. The discipleship which is a whole consecration to Christ as a Mediator and Saviour, present in his church to-day, melting through all its rituals, and melting the ice out of its fellow- THE THREE ADVENTS.
ship, is never without the Comforter. And then He clothes us, not with any imputed righteousness put on from without, but with a real, intrinsic right- eousness inspired from within ; and then obedience is a delight, and duty is a song of praise.
What to read after Christ in the Life : Sermons, With a Selection of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sears, Edmund Hamilton, 1852-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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