Counsel And Comfort Spoken From a City Pulpit
Counsel And Comfort Spoken From a City Pulpit
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145 sometimes be awakened to life again: they do not leave us exactly what we were ; — ^but still they leave us.
And there is no respect in which this is more sadly felt, than in the case of pious feelings and holy reso- lutions. We can yet remember, perhaps, the warm and happy emotions of Communion seasons long ago : the eagerness of our first choice of Christ as oiu: souls' portion : the warm and confident resolutions which we thought would never yield, that hereafter we should give ourselves... entirely to Him ; and it seemed easy then to renoimce the world, to set the afiections on things above : and life, which is really a long thing, with great power to wear down the keenest feelings and the strongest resolutions, seemed in that early flush only the short passage and portal to Eternity.
We say nothing now as to whose fault it is, or whether it be anybody's fault, that it is so : but surely in the case of many the cold hearts of to-day contrast sadly with those hours of sacred elevation; and the growing worldliness of spirit which we feel it so hard to keep down, is not like that early choice of heaven and of immortality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
145 sometimes be awakened to life again: they do not leave us exactly what we were ; — ^but still they leave us.
And there is no respect in which this is more sadly felt, than in the case of pious feelings and holy reso- lutions. We can yet remember, perhaps, the warm and happy emotions of Communion seasons long ago : the eagerness of our first choice of Christ as oiu: souls' portion : the warm and confident resolutions which we thought would never yield, that hereafter we should give ourselves... entirely to Him ; and it seemed easy then to renoimce the world, to set the afiections on things above : and life, which is really a long thing, with great power to wear down the keenest feelings and the strongest resolutions, seemed in that early flush only the short passage and portal to Eternity.
We say nothing now as to whose fault it is, or whether it be anybody's fault, that it is so : but surely in the case of many the cold hearts of to-day contrast sadly with those hours of sacred elevation; and the growing worldliness of spirit which we feel it so hard to keep down, is not like that early choice of heaven and of immortality.
What to read after Counsel And Comfort Spoken From a City Pulpit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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