Christian Thought 7
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Fisk, Mb. Owbn O. Sckimmbl, Mr. John H. Osborne.
Mr. Charles M. Davis, Stereiary.
4 Winthrop Place, New York.
Mr. Wm. Harman Brown, TrHuw*r^ 64 Broadway, New York.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Christian T HRISTIAN 1 BOUGHT.
THE NECESSITY OF FAITH.
[A Mrmoa delivered before the Amerioui Inititnto of Christiaii Phtloeophy, July 3i, 1889.] By Alexander Mackay-Smith, S.T.D., Archdeacon of the Diooeto of New York.
For we walk by faith, not by sight.~II. Cor. t., 7.
WHEN we realize who the man was that made ...this confession, it is certainly a very remarkable one. In point of fact I suppose that no Christian, save the Twelve Apostles, ever had as much reason as St. Paul to reverse the wording of the text, and to say, " We walk by sight, not by faith." He had been converted by a light and voice from Heaven. He had seen visions, and worked miracles in the name of Christ, such as are confessedly within the power of no Christian since. And yet he tells us, in effect, that to hold the Christian hope, and to walk the gospel path, and to believe the promises of Christ, still demanded so large a share of pure faith in him as to dwarf all earthly evidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fisk, Mb. Owbn O. Sckimmbl, Mr. John H. Osborne.
Mr. Charles M. Davis, Stereiary.
4 Winthrop Place, New York.
Mr. Wm. Harman Brown, TrHuw*r^ 64 Broadway, New York.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Christian T HRISTIAN 1 BOUGHT.
THE NECESSITY OF FAITH.
[A Mrmoa delivered before the Amerioui Inititnto of Christiaii Phtloeophy, July 3i, 1889.] By Alexander Mackay-Smith, S.T.D., Archdeacon of the Diooeto of New York.
For we walk by faith, not by sight.~II. Cor. t., 7.
WHEN we realize who the man was that made ...this confession, it is certainly a very remarkable one. In point of fact I suppose that no Christian, save the Twelve Apostles, ever had as much reason as St. Paul to reverse the wording of the text, and to say, " We walk by sight, not by faith." He had been converted by a light and voice from Heaven. He had seen visions, and worked miracles in the name of Christ, such as are confessedly within the power of no Christian since. And yet he tells us, in effect, that to hold the Christian hope, and to walk the gospel path, and to believe the promises of Christ, still demanded so large a share of pure faith in him as to dwarf all earthly evidence.
What to read after Christian Thought 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Force Deems to read onlineMoreLess
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