Devotional Guides volume 2
Devotional Guides volume 2
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In- deed, I suspect that bad tempers, and even fits of ill temper, (where the disposition is not very bad, ) interfere materially with the duties of life as well as of godliness, and make both business and household duties less pleasant than they might be.
The beauty of holiness is calculated to have a most delight- ful influence on the minds of children.
Parents, who have any religious principle at all, feel bound to set their children an example of attending public worship. This is well. But,... in order that this example be influential, it must be beautiful in its regularity, punctu- ality, and reverence. Children cannot regard the Sabbath or the Sanctuary as very sacred, or holy, if there be no worship at home, or no indication of a worshipping spirit.
8Y FAMILY HOLINESS. 185 if they are dressed later, and have breakfast later, than on school days, and find less regard paid to church-time than they are compelled to pay to school-time, they are notlike- 'ly to hold the Holy of the Lord honourable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In- deed, I suspect that bad tempers, and even fits of ill temper, (where the disposition is not very bad, ) interfere materially with the duties of life as well as of godliness, and make both business and household duties less pleasant than they might be.
The beauty of holiness is calculated to have a most delight- ful influence on the minds of children.
Parents, who have any religious principle at all, feel bound to set their children an example of attending public worship. This is well. But,... in order that this example be influential, it must be beautiful in its regularity, punctu- ality, and reverence. Children cannot regard the Sabbath or the Sanctuary as very sacred, or holy, if there be no worship at home, or no indication of a worshipping spirit.
8Y FAMILY HOLINESS. 185 if they are dressed later, and have breakfast later, than on school days, and find less regard paid to church-time than they are compelled to pay to school-time, they are notlike- 'ly to hold the Holy of the Lord honourable.
What to read after Devotional Guides volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Philip to read onlineMoreLess
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