Christian Charity Explained: Or, the Influence of Religion Upon Temper ...
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Oh! shame, deep and lasting shame, upon some professing Christians, "that such unhallowed emotions should ever be excited in their bosoms!" " Tell it not in Gath, publish it not in the streets of Askelon, lest the daugters of the Philistines rejoice — lest the daughters of the uncircumcised triumph." Let it not be known that the bad passions of the human heart build their nests, Kke obscure birds, round the ahar of the Lord; or, like poisonous weeds, entwine their baleful tendrils round the pil...lars of his house- We do not mean to say, that any good man can rejoice in the open immorality and vice of an opponent ; but are there not many, in all large communities, who, though of Israel in one sense, belong not to it in real- ity ? And where the failure does not proceed to the length of a more awful delinquency, but consists merely of some minor breaches of the law of propriety, are not even the best of men sometimes exposed to the temptation of rejoicing over them, if their cause is pro- moted by them?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! shame, deep and lasting shame, upon some professing Christians, "that such unhallowed emotions should ever be excited in their bosoms!" " Tell it not in Gath, publish it not in the streets of Askelon, lest the daugters of the Philistines rejoice — lest the daughters of the uncircumcised triumph." Let it not be known that the bad passions of the human heart build their nests, Kke obscure birds, round the ahar of the Lord; or, like poisonous weeds, entwine their baleful tendrils round the pil...lars of his house- We do not mean to say, that any good man can rejoice in the open immorality and vice of an opponent ; but are there not many, in all large communities, who, though of Israel in one sense, belong not to it in real- ity ? And where the failure does not proceed to the length of a more awful delinquency, but consists merely of some minor breaches of the law of propriety, are not even the best of men sometimes exposed to the temptation of rejoicing over them, if their cause is pro- moted by them?
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