Count Agnor De Gasparin
Count Agnor De Gasparin
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The impression was effaced. How can the glory of God, which consists in his goodness, be attained by the petition of the Christian in behalf of one of His creatures ? Is not the Eternal, the THE MAN. 81 jfod of tli c sparrows ? Why ask us to confide our emotions to the Father who has counted the hairs of our head, to the Merciful One, who to the shorn lamb tempers the breeze ? God wants us to say to him everything ; to ask of him everything. Before God nothing is little ; every- thing is great.... And with what carefulness he listens to us. Men, even the best, have a sympathy quickly ex- hausted. God himself never wearies ; He welcomes, for He comprehends.
"Man, in order to be fierce at his will, " said M. De Gas- parin, " suppresses the soul of the animal, but the Bible teaches altogether otherwise. Of all the acts of cowardice, the most cowardly is that which does violence to the animal. " ' Elsewhere he wrote, " Luther prays for the rain and for the sun, for the people and for the beasts, for the harvest of the field and the flowers of his garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The impression was effaced. How can the glory of God, which consists in his goodness, be attained by the petition of the Christian in behalf of one of His creatures ? Is not the Eternal, the THE MAN. 81 jfod of tli c sparrows ? Why ask us to confide our emotions to the Father who has counted the hairs of our head, to the Merciful One, who to the shorn lamb tempers the breeze ? God wants us to say to him everything ; to ask of him everything. Before God nothing is little ; every- thing is great.... And with what carefulness he listens to us. Men, even the best, have a sympathy quickly ex- hausted. God himself never wearies ; He welcomes, for He comprehends.
"Man, in order to be fierce at his will, " said M. De Gas- parin, " suppresses the soul of the animal, but the Bible teaches altogether otherwise. Of all the acts of cowardice, the most cowardly is that which does violence to the animal. " ' Elsewhere he wrote, " Luther prays for the rain and for the sun, for the people and for the beasts, for the harvest of the field and the flowers of his garden.
What to read after Count Agnor De Gasparin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Thodore Borel to read onlineMoreLess
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