Expositions
Expositions
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He meant it to lift the thoughts of those who drank of its pure sweet stream to Him of whose sweet- ness and purity it was an imperfect type. And thus He conferred a double benediction on them ; for if it is much to the thirsty to have water to drink, it is much more to drink the water as from the hand of God.
Living water and the beautiful spring grow infinitely more precious to us when they speak to us of the living God, and remind us of his unstinted and perennial bounty. For we live not by ...bread alone, nor by w^ter alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the THE SPRING AND ITS MAKER. 419 mouth of God. It is his Word, ix. it is the vital effluence of his creative and quickening power in and through the water and the bread, which alone gives them their nourishing and sustaining qualities. He must " quicken " us and them, He must quicken us by them, or we shall die, even though our bread be sweet and our water pure. And so soon as we fail to recog- nize his goodness in the common gifts of life, and our •dependence on it, they lose their prime virtue for us ; they no longer carry their deepest message, or confer their benediction upon us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He meant it to lift the thoughts of those who drank of its pure sweet stream to Him of whose sweet- ness and purity it was an imperfect type. And thus He conferred a double benediction on them ; for if it is much to the thirsty to have water to drink, it is much more to drink the water as from the hand of God.
Living water and the beautiful spring grow infinitely more precious to us when they speak to us of the living God, and remind us of his unstinted and perennial bounty. For we live not by ...bread alone, nor by w^ter alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the THE SPRING AND ITS MAKER. 419 mouth of God. It is his Word, ix. it is the vital effluence of his creative and quickening power in and through the water and the bread, which alone gives them their nourishing and sustaining qualities. He must " quicken " us and them, He must quicken us by them, or we shall die, even though our bread be sweet and our water pure. And so soon as we fail to recog- nize his goodness in the common gifts of life, and our •dependence on it, they lose their prime virtue for us ; they no longer carry their deepest message, or confer their benediction upon us.
What to read after Expositions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, Samuel, 1826-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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