Harbor Jim of Newfoundland
Harbor Jim of Newfoundland
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I have heared some prayers in churches that sounded like a newspaper recounting the happen- ings. Strikes me they must have a queer notion of the Lord, to think He don't know what's hap- pening to His own created children.
" There's other prayers appear rather impudent. They tell the Lord just what He ought to do. Who are we, poor creatures on the earth, who can't see back of us, or before us, but a very little way and then only when it's a clear sky, who are we that we should rise up in our co...nceit and tell the Lord what He had better do. It's turning the boat round and headin' it the wrong way. We are to ask Him what He wants us to do. We are to come to Him not to give knowledge but to get wisdom.
" Parson Curtis called me impudent because I asked the Lord for a mess o' fish, and a big mess, too. But I don't agree with the parson on this mat- ter. I don't know why we shouldn't ask Him for what we think we need, but there's a right and a 52 HARBOR JIM wrong way of asking. Mind you I didn't presume to tell the Lord how to send them or where.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have heared some prayers in churches that sounded like a newspaper recounting the happen- ings. Strikes me they must have a queer notion of the Lord, to think He don't know what's hap- pening to His own created children.
" There's other prayers appear rather impudent. They tell the Lord just what He ought to do. Who are we, poor creatures on the earth, who can't see back of us, or before us, but a very little way and then only when it's a clear sky, who are we that we should rise up in our co...nceit and tell the Lord what He had better do. It's turning the boat round and headin' it the wrong way. We are to ask Him what He wants us to do. We are to come to Him not to give knowledge but to get wisdom.
" Parson Curtis called me impudent because I asked the Lord for a mess o' fish, and a big mess, too. But I don't agree with the parson on this mat- ter. I don't know why we shouldn't ask Him for what we think we need, but there's a right and a 52 HARBOR JIM wrong way of asking. Mind you I didn't presume to tell the Lord how to send them or where.
What to read after Harbor Jim of Newfoundland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Eugene Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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