Heart Talks On Every Day Themes for Every Day People
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But the season passed, and there was a field of ripened grain, ready for the reaper. If you could have heard the song of the tasseled corn, and listened to the merry banter as one spoke to the other, you might have detected an under- tone of holy joy that seemed to say: '1 am so glad I died !" The Greeks wanted to see Jesus; but they came to see him at an unfortunate time. The end of his life was near ; he was tired and worn and wan and stricken. The shadow of the 216 HEART TALKS.
cross fell fu...ll upon him. What would they think of him? "Wait till I die — for he that saveth his life shall lose it, he that loseth his life in the interest of the truth shall find it. '* So he simply gave the Greeks the law of the kingdom, which is the law of the grain of corn. But the Greeks came from a great land where men were giants; and Jesus? — there was nothing about him that they should desire him. Suppose the Greeks to be looking over the world today; what about their fair coun- try? Greece is "the pauper of civilization;" its philosophy a system for the student in the class room; its art, furnishing models in a studio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the season passed, and there was a field of ripened grain, ready for the reaper. If you could have heard the song of the tasseled corn, and listened to the merry banter as one spoke to the other, you might have detected an under- tone of holy joy that seemed to say: '1 am so glad I died !" The Greeks wanted to see Jesus; but they came to see him at an unfortunate time. The end of his life was near ; he was tired and worn and wan and stricken. The shadow of the 216 HEART TALKS.
cross fell fu...ll upon him. What would they think of him? "Wait till I die — for he that saveth his life shall lose it, he that loseth his life in the interest of the truth shall find it. '* So he simply gave the Greeks the law of the kingdom, which is the law of the grain of corn. But the Greeks came from a great land where men were giants; and Jesus? — there was nothing about him that they should desire him. Suppose the Greeks to be looking over the world today; what about their fair coun- try? Greece is "the pauper of civilization;" its philosophy a system for the student in the class room; its art, furnishing models in a studio.
What to read after Heart Talks On Every Day Themes for Every Day People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Geistweit to read onlineMoreLess
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