Conscience of Sin Six Lenten Sermons
Conscience of Sin Six Lenten Sermons
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I do not suppose that you can make it altogether your own. You are probably much less human than St. Paul. But there must be some correspondence with it in your own conscience. What I would press upon you at present, how- ever, is the fact that this consciousness of misery is the background of the Gospel which you do at least accept. What- ever your personal feelings may be, your open prayer is, ' ' Have mercy upon us miserable sinners. " There are two ways in which we com- monly speak of this ...background of sin, and there are two consequent titles of our Lord. Sin is treated as a deadly sickness of the human soul, and He is therefore the Saviour, the Healer. His miracles of healing were used in illus- tration. He would say alike to the REDEMPTION in blind and to the sinner, " Thy faith hath saved thee. " He said to the par- alytic, first, " Thy sins are forgiven thee ; " and then, for evidence of power, " Rise up and walk. " Sinfulness, again, is treated as a state of helpless subjuga- tion ; in a word, of slavery ; and He is therefore the Redeemer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not suppose that you can make it altogether your own. You are probably much less human than St. Paul. But there must be some correspondence with it in your own conscience. What I would press upon you at present, how- ever, is the fact that this consciousness of misery is the background of the Gospel which you do at least accept. What- ever your personal feelings may be, your open prayer is, ' ' Have mercy upon us miserable sinners. " There are two ways in which we com- monly speak of this ...background of sin, and there are two consequent titles of our Lord. Sin is treated as a deadly sickness of the human soul, and He is therefore the Saviour, the Healer. His miracles of healing were used in illus- tration. He would say alike to the REDEMPTION in blind and to the sinner, " Thy faith hath saved thee. " He said to the par- alytic, first, " Thy sins are forgiven thee ; " and then, for evidence of power, " Rise up and walk. " Sinfulness, again, is treated as a state of helpless subjuga- tion ; in a word, of slavery ; and He is therefore the Redeemer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lacey Thomas Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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