Haileybury Chapel And Other Sermons
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There is no man, however low, but is in some sense worthy of honour when we remember that for that poor creature, whether a savage of Central Africa or a savage of London streets, Jesus Christ was not too high to take the form of a slave and to die. And lastly, love the brotherhood, " for " we are all members one of another. " l " Do good unto all men, " 2 first, if you will, to those who are of the house- 1 Rom. Xii. 5. 2 Gal. Vi. 10.
36 The Liberty of an hold of faith, but still unto all men,... for they are our brothers. For nearly two thousand years we have been slowly grow- ing in the perception of this. We now acknowledge the rights of weak or savage nations in a way that would have seemed foolish or dangerous to an advanced philo- sopher a century ago. We now keep on giving more power to the poorest class, in a way that would be certain destruction to the state were it not for the growing sympathy and understanding, thank God, between class and class, and in that sym- pathy is our security.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no man, however low, but is in some sense worthy of honour when we remember that for that poor creature, whether a savage of Central Africa or a savage of London streets, Jesus Christ was not too high to take the form of a slave and to die. And lastly, love the brotherhood, " for " we are all members one of another. " l " Do good unto all men, " 2 first, if you will, to those who are of the house- 1 Rom. Xii. 5. 2 Gal. Vi. 10.
36 The Liberty of an hold of faith, but still unto all men,... for they are our brothers. For nearly two thousand years we have been slowly grow- ing in the perception of this. We now acknowledge the rights of weak or savage nations in a way that would have seemed foolish or dangerous to an advanced philo- sopher a century ago. We now keep on giving more power to the poorest class, in a way that would be certain destruction to the state were it not for the growing sympathy and understanding, thank God, between class and class, and in that sym- pathy is our security.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edward Jeans to read onlineMoreLess
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