Esther the Hebrew Persian Queen
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It is not good breeding, nor wise policy, " to swallow favors too greedily, lest they either choke us in the passage, or prove hard of digestion. " 2. In Esther's fasting and prayer, and pious cour- age, we see that faith and piety are not always shorn of their fruits under unfavorable influences; they may flourish in a palace. The atmosphere of the court of Susa, and the power of a Persian husband, have not crushed out all Mordecai's catechism from her soul. In every condition of life, if we a...re faithful to our- selves, the grace of Glod is sufficient for us. A slave in the field, or in the mines, or in the galleys; or a member of Nero's court, or near Belshazzar's throne; in Egypt or Persia, at home or abroad, the grace of Grod is promised to us according to our day. As the sun makes the laughing waves to glisten, and the high mountains to shine with light, and yet makes glad the weary captive in his dungeon, or in the dark recesses of the noisy mill, so the Grospel dignifies a throne, and makes glad a hovel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not good breeding, nor wise policy, " to swallow favors too greedily, lest they either choke us in the passage, or prove hard of digestion. " 2. In Esther's fasting and prayer, and pious cour- age, we see that faith and piety are not always shorn of their fruits under unfavorable influences; they may flourish in a palace. The atmosphere of the court of Susa, and the power of a Persian husband, have not crushed out all Mordecai's catechism from her soul. In every condition of life, if we a...re faithful to our- selves, the grace of Glod is sufficient for us. A slave in the field, or in the mines, or in the galleys; or a member of Nero's court, or near Belshazzar's throne; in Egypt or Persia, at home or abroad, the grace of Grod is promised to us according to our day. As the sun makes the laughing waves to glisten, and the high mountains to shine with light, and yet makes glad the weary captive in his dungeon, or in the dark recesses of the noisy mill, so the Grospel dignifies a throne, and makes glad a hovel.
What to read after Esther the Hebrew Persian Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a William Anderson Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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