Harrys Conflicts Life Sketches
Harrys Conflicts Life Sketches
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"You believe that when you come to die you will have no certainty or assurance with regard to anything beyond the grave.
" You believe, therefore, a mass of difficulties more incapable of explanation than all the won- ders of revelation. " No one can doubt the soundness of this position.
There was another thing which very much impressed Harry. He found by examining a book loaned to him by his teacher, containing sketches of the lives and deaths of noted infi- dels, that they did not really beli...eve what they pretended to believe, as was proved by their honest confessions, especially in the hour of death.
"There is one thing, " said Mr. S. To a com- HARRY'S CONFLICTS. 6g panion in sin and skepticism, "which mars all the pleasures of my life. " *'Ah!" replied the other; "what is that?" "Why, I am afraid the Bible is true. If I could but certainly know that death is an eternal sleep, I should be happy ; my joy would be complete. This is the sword that pierces my very soul. If the Bible be true, I am lost for ever; every prospect is gone; surely I am lost ever!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You believe that when you come to die you will have no certainty or assurance with regard to anything beyond the grave.
" You believe, therefore, a mass of difficulties more incapable of explanation than all the won- ders of revelation. " No one can doubt the soundness of this position.
There was another thing which very much impressed Harry. He found by examining a book loaned to him by his teacher, containing sketches of the lives and deaths of noted infi- dels, that they did not really beli...eve what they pretended to believe, as was proved by their honest confessions, especially in the hour of death.
"There is one thing, " said Mr. S. To a com- HARRY'S CONFLICTS. 6g panion in sin and skepticism, "which mars all the pleasures of my life. " *'Ah!" replied the other; "what is that?" "Why, I am afraid the Bible is true. If I could but certainly know that death is an eternal sleep, I should be happy ; my joy would be complete. This is the sword that pierces my very soul. If the Bible be true, I am lost for ever; every prospect is gone; surely I am lost ever!
What to read after Harrys Conflicts Life Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Clay Fish to read onlineMoreLess
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