Cones for the Camp Fire
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You feel as if the very air was God, and you had passed into that land where written revelation is not needed ; for you see the Infinite as eye to eye, and feel him in you and above you and on all sides. It is true, at intervals, you turn to the Bible.
You have your reading moods, when some apt passage, some ap- propriate selection or chapter, is read, with a profit and rapture never before experienced. But this-moodT believe to be the excep- tion. Ordinarily, the spirit is above the letter. Th...e action of eye and voice interferes with the sentiment. You do not want to read, but think. When you feel the presence of a friend, have his hand in yours, see him at your very side, you do not need to take up a SABBATH IN THE WOODS. Ill letter and read that he is with you.
So with God : in the silence of the woods the soul apprehends him instinctively. He is everywhere.
In the fir and pine, which, like the tree of life, shed their leaves every month, and are forever green ; in the water at your feet, which no paddle has ever vexed and no taint polluted, rivalling that which is as "pure as crystal;" in the moun- tains, which, in every literature, have been associated with the Deity, you see Him who of old time was conceived of as a ''Dweller among the hills." With such symbols and manifestations of God around, you need not go to 'the lettered page to learn of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You feel as if the very air was God, and you had passed into that land where written revelation is not needed ; for you see the Infinite as eye to eye, and feel him in you and above you and on all sides. It is true, at intervals, you turn to the Bible.
You have your reading moods, when some apt passage, some ap- propriate selection or chapter, is read, with a profit and rapture never before experienced. But this-moodT believe to be the excep- tion. Ordinarily, the spirit is above the letter. Th...e action of eye and voice interferes with the sentiment. You do not want to read, but think. When you feel the presence of a friend, have his hand in yours, see him at your very side, you do not need to take up a SABBATH IN THE WOODS. Ill letter and read that he is with you.
So with God : in the silence of the woods the soul apprehends him instinctively. He is everywhere.
In the fir and pine, which, like the tree of life, shed their leaves every month, and are forever green ; in the water at your feet, which no paddle has ever vexed and no taint polluted, rivalling that which is as "pure as crystal;" in the moun- tains, which, in every literature, have been associated with the Deity, you see Him who of old time was conceived of as a ''Dweller among the hills." With such symbols and manifestations of God around, you need not go to 'the lettered page to learn of him.
What to read after Cones for the Camp Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H H William Henry Harrison Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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