Helps to a Holy Lent
Helps to a Holy Lent
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If His Word, if conscience, if the Spirit's striving, suffices not, then a sterner discipline begins to chasten, — pain and loss and shame and punishment ; perhaps at last a bliglited name, ruined prospects, deposition from service, deprivation of usefulness, — anything rather than that the soul should be lost ; anything rather than that the man should sleep the sleep of death. These things are the reproofs of Christ : As many as I love. He says, I rebuke and chasten. Gospel regrets are reparat...ions too.
But language is sometimes used as to the conse- SECOND TTJESDAY. 55 quences of sin, which seems calculated rather to depress than to stimulate the energies of true re- pentance. A young man is told, for example, that the consequences of one evil thought are essentially interminable ; that each particular word carries an influence with it never to be checked and nowhere to be bounded ; that the smallest omission of duty, mueh more the smallest act of transgression, not only has in it a condemning sentence, but also exer- cises (whatever he ^inay be afterward) an absolutely illimitable and everlasting force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If His Word, if conscience, if the Spirit's striving, suffices not, then a sterner discipline begins to chasten, — pain and loss and shame and punishment ; perhaps at last a bliglited name, ruined prospects, deposition from service, deprivation of usefulness, — anything rather than that the soul should be lost ; anything rather than that the man should sleep the sleep of death. These things are the reproofs of Christ : As many as I love. He says, I rebuke and chasten. Gospel regrets are reparat...ions too.
But language is sometimes used as to the conse- SECOND TTJESDAY. 55 quences of sin, which seems calculated rather to depress than to stimulate the energies of true re- pentance. A young man is told, for example, that the consequences of one evil thought are essentially interminable ; that each particular word carries an influence with it never to be checked and nowhere to be bounded ; that the smallest omission of duty, mueh more the smallest act of transgression, not only has in it a condemning sentence, but also exer- cises (whatever he ^inay be afterward) an absolutely illimitable and everlasting force.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F D Frederic Dan Huntington to read onlineMoreLess
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