Forty-Six Sermons V.2
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When I hate a man, I am unfitted to be a censor or judge. There is always a sharp edge to one's manner when he tells another his faults under such circum- stances. This infernal spirit, that takes pleasure in the faults of others, was sharply rebuked by Paul when he uttered the words, " rejoiceth not in iniquity." There are thousands of men that seem to rejoice in nothing else half so much as iniquity. The moment they hear the servant of the devil asking, " Have you heard the news about A and B... ? " they say, " What is it? Sit down and tell it to me ; " and it is so relishable to reveal, and so exquisite to hear, that A and B have been doing wrong, and have been found out in that wrong, that they Il8 LOVE, THE FULFILLING OF THE LAW.
fairly gloat over it ! This is the very spirit of the devil himself, and it is the spirit of human society to a great extent. There is a terrible touch and taint of it in almost every heart. It is hateful before God, and should be before men.
The man who has a true Christian spirit never takes delight in the faults of others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I hate a man, I am unfitted to be a censor or judge. There is always a sharp edge to one's manner when he tells another his faults under such circum- stances. This infernal spirit, that takes pleasure in the faults of others, was sharply rebuked by Paul when he uttered the words, " rejoiceth not in iniquity." There are thousands of men that seem to rejoice in nothing else half so much as iniquity. The moment they hear the servant of the devil asking, " Have you heard the news about A and B... ? " they say, " What is it? Sit down and tell it to me ; " and it is so relishable to reveal, and so exquisite to hear, that A and B have been doing wrong, and have been found out in that wrong, that they Il8 LOVE, THE FULFILLING OF THE LAW.
fairly gloat over it ! This is the very spirit of the devil himself, and it is the spirit of human society to a great extent. There is a terrible touch and taint of it in almost every heart. It is hateful before God, and should be before men.
The man who has a true Christian spirit never takes delight in the faults of others.
What to read after Forty-Six Sermons V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beecher Henry Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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