Christ's Kingdom Upon Earth : a Series of Discourses
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For the Lord who is seated on the throne of the universe is none other than the Saviour of Christians — than that Jesus who was born at Bethlehem, and who died on Calvary — than that Jesus whom they know so well, and with whom their intercessions are so powerful.
As we love our rulers, therefore, let us pray for them. For our Queen, let us pray that, amidst all the burdens of government and the sorrows of widowhood, she may be comforted and supported by the love of her subjects, the happiness o...f her chil- dren, and, above all, by the presence of her God, and the strong consolations of the Gospel ; that she may long reign over us in peace and righteousness, and, finally, receive that crown of glory which fadeth 284 SERMON XL not away. For the heir to the throne, whose aus- picious marriage has called forth so universal and sincere an expression of loyalty and affection, let our prayer be, that he, with his consort, may have much happiness and little sorrow ; that all the pro- mise of his youth may be more than fulfilled ; that all the temptations of our common humanity, and those special to his age and exalted position, may be overcome by him through grace from on high ; and that when he is called, in the providence of God, to ascend the throne of his ancestors, he may conspicuously manifest that wisdom which has made the memory of his departed father revered and im- perishable ; and that his court may be as pure, his life as serene, the good he works his people as lasting, and the claims to reverence which meet in him as numerous, as have been those of his royal mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the Lord who is seated on the throne of the universe is none other than the Saviour of Christians — than that Jesus who was born at Bethlehem, and who died on Calvary — than that Jesus whom they know so well, and with whom their intercessions are so powerful.
As we love our rulers, therefore, let us pray for them. For our Queen, let us pray that, amidst all the burdens of government and the sorrows of widowhood, she may be comforted and supported by the love of her subjects, the happiness o...f her chil- dren, and, above all, by the presence of her God, and the strong consolations of the Gospel ; that she may long reign over us in peace and righteousness, and, finally, receive that crown of glory which fadeth 284 SERMON XL not away. For the heir to the throne, whose aus- picious marriage has called forth so universal and sincere an expression of loyalty and affection, let our prayer be, that he, with his consort, may have much happiness and little sorrow ; that all the pro- mise of his youth may be more than fulfilled ; that all the temptations of our common humanity, and those special to his age and exalted position, may be overcome by him through grace from on high ; and that when he is called, in the providence of God, to ascend the throne of his ancestors, he may conspicuously manifest that wisdom which has made the memory of his departed father revered and im- perishable ; and that his court may be as pure, his life as serene, the good he works his people as lasting, and the claims to reverence which meet in him as numerous, as have been those of his royal mother.
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