Consolation, in Discourses On Select Topics, Addressed to the Suffering People of God
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Yes, we have seen the dying visage lighted up with the an- gelic smile of triumph, and have heard the song of rejoicing from lips already cold. A preternatural glimpse of worlds beyond has been granted even here. Hear the eminent theologian, Andrew Rivet, just before his departure : " I shall shortly no more know the difference between day and night. I am come to the eve of that great and eternal day, and am going to that place where the sun shall no more give light. The sense of Divine favour ...increaseth in me every moment. My pains are tolerable, and my joys inestimable !" Hear the dying Halybur- ton : " For those fourteen or fifteen years I have been studying the promises ; but I have seen more of the book of God this night than in all that time." Hear good President Finley : " I am full of triumph — I triumph through Christ. Nothing clips my wings but the thought of my dissolution being pro- ASSUKANCE. 155 longed. O that it were to-night! My very soul thirsts for eternal rest !" " Have you any doubts, my dear friend V asked a pious woman of a mother in Israel,* well known in this city, who had been speaking of her sins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, we have seen the dying visage lighted up with the an- gelic smile of triumph, and have heard the song of rejoicing from lips already cold. A preternatural glimpse of worlds beyond has been granted even here. Hear the eminent theologian, Andrew Rivet, just before his departure : " I shall shortly no more know the difference between day and night. I am come to the eve of that great and eternal day, and am going to that place where the sun shall no more give light. The sense of Divine favour ...increaseth in me every moment. My pains are tolerable, and my joys inestimable !" Hear the dying Halybur- ton : " For those fourteen or fifteen years I have been studying the promises ; but I have seen more of the book of God this night than in all that time." Hear good President Finley : " I am full of triumph — I triumph through Christ. Nothing clips my wings but the thought of my dissolution being pro- ASSUKANCE. 155 longed. O that it were to-night! My very soul thirsts for eternal rest !" " Have you any doubts, my dear friend V asked a pious woman of a mother in Israel,* well known in this city, who had been speaking of her sins.
What to read after Consolation, in Discourses On Select Topics, Addressed to the Suffering People of God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander, James W. (James Waddel), 1804-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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