Christian Similitudes Being a Series of Emblematic Engravings With Written Exp
Christian Similitudes Being a Series of Emblematic Engravings With Written Exp
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PSALM Ixxviii: verse 53.
. A sure the truth, With sure foundations built oa solid rock. Strong to resist the waves or tempest shock; Behold the bridge, with firm foundations sure, Spanned by tlie promises that must endure; Though billows rise and madly dash below, Safe on his journey or the bridge he'll g6. The righteousness of Christ, the sinner's plea, The one foundation of his hope must be; While truth divine is like the rock, secure. And like eternity to eternity endure.
The only safe bridg...e over which the traveler can pass from this world to the "better country " rests on the rock of Divine Truth. This foundation will stand though storms and floods may beat against it. The traveler lays hold of and is supported by tlio iron-stranded rope of the Divine Promises, and by means of the righteousness of Christ, a firm foundation is laid, a bridge is formed, over which the traveler can pass from this world to the new heavens and the now earth. He may, perhaps, through ignorance, have some misgiv- ings as to its safety, during the tempests and darkness by which he is sometimes surrounded; he may be fearful of being blown off; or by some misstep be pre- cipitated into the depths below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PSALM Ixxviii: verse 53.
. A sure the truth, With sure foundations built oa solid rock. Strong to resist the waves or tempest shock; Behold the bridge, with firm foundations sure, Spanned by tlie promises that must endure; Though billows rise and madly dash below, Safe on his journey or the bridge he'll g6. The righteousness of Christ, the sinner's plea, The one foundation of his hope must be; While truth divine is like the rock, secure. And like eternity to eternity endure.
The only safe bridg...e over which the traveler can pass from this world to the "better country " rests on the rock of Divine Truth. This foundation will stand though storms and floods may beat against it. The traveler lays hold of and is supported by tlio iron-stranded rope of the Divine Promises, and by means of the righteousness of Christ, a firm foundation is laid, a bridge is formed, over which the traveler can pass from this world to the new heavens and the now earth. He may, perhaps, through ignorance, have some misgiv- ings as to its safety, during the tempests and darkness by which he is sometimes surrounded; he may be fearful of being blown off; or by some misstep be pre- cipitated into the depths below.
What to read after Christian Similitudes Being a Series of Emblematic Engravings With Written Exp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Warner Barber to read onlineMoreLess
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