Handbook to the History of the Hebrew Monarchy volume 1
Handbook to the History of the Hebrew Monarchy volume 1
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God's Name is holy.
His Name includes all that per- tains to His self-revelation, e. G. His written Word, the Bible ; His sanctuary and its services ; His Sacraments, and all that comes under their influence, e. G. The body which has been baptized.
Irreverence, the treating of holy things as if they were common, is a great sin, and sure to lead to other sins.
Method.
1. Repeat third commandment, with explanation in Catechism ; also the clause in Lord's Prayer, ' Hal- lowed be Thy Name. ' All ir...reverence towards holy things is a great sin, whether in the clergy, the choir, or the worshippers.
Irreverence is also shown by quoting God's word profanely ; profaning Sunday ; misusing our own bodies, which are made ' mem- bers of Christ ' in Baptism.
2. Hophni and Phinehas ' knew not the Lord. ' They put no difference between holy things and common things (Ezek. Xxii. 26). They took advan- tage of their position to gratify their gluttony and their lusts. They went from sin to sin ; and they brought the Name of God and His worship into contempt: 'men abhorred the offering of the Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God's Name is holy.
His Name includes all that per- tains to His self-revelation, e. G. His written Word, the Bible ; His sanctuary and its services ; His Sacraments, and all that comes under their influence, e. G. The body which has been baptized.
Irreverence, the treating of holy things as if they were common, is a great sin, and sure to lead to other sins.
Method.
1. Repeat third commandment, with explanation in Catechism ; also the clause in Lord's Prayer, ' Hal- lowed be Thy Name. ' All ir...reverence towards holy things is a great sin, whether in the clergy, the choir, or the worshippers.
Irreverence is also shown by quoting God's word profanely ; profaning Sunday ; misusing our own bodies, which are made ' mem- bers of Christ ' in Baptism.
2. Hophni and Phinehas ' knew not the Lord. ' They put no difference between holy things and common things (Ezek. Xxii. 26). They took advan- tage of their position to gratify their gluttony and their lusts. They went from sin to sin ; and they brought the Name of God and His worship into contempt: 'men abhorred the offering of the Lord.
What to read after Handbook to the History of the Hebrew Monarchy volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Richard Whitham to read onlineMoreLess
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