Historical Account of Christ Church Boston a Discourse in Said Church On Sund
Historical Account of Christ Church Boston a Discourse in Said Church On Sund
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The light of the returning sabbath cheers not their dark abode. Their ears are insensible alike to the sweet accents of mercy, and the fearful denun- ciations of a judgment to come. Their hearts no longer swell with the raptures of devotion. Hosannas to the Son of David no longer dwell on their tongues. Whether they were wise or un- wise in their day and generation ; whether they dissembled with their Maker, or worshipped him in spirit and in truth ; whether they persist- ed to the last in reje...cting the counsel of God against themselves, or believed to the saving of their souls ; — the term of their probation is end- ed, their warfare is accomplished, their destiny is unalterably fixed. How solemn, how affect- ing the thought ! Soon, my brethren, will it be said of us, as it is now said of those who are gone before us. The places which now know us will shortly know us no more for ever. Whether we are abusing, or profiting by our religious privileges, whether we are working out our salvation with fear and trembling, or con- suming our days in vanity and sin, we are hasten- ing, with rapid step, to that '•' country from whose bourne no traveller returns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The light of the returning sabbath cheers not their dark abode. Their ears are insensible alike to the sweet accents of mercy, and the fearful denun- ciations of a judgment to come. Their hearts no longer swell with the raptures of devotion. Hosannas to the Son of David no longer dwell on their tongues. Whether they were wise or un- wise in their day and generation ; whether they dissembled with their Maker, or worshipped him in spirit and in truth ; whether they persist- ed to the last in reje...cting the counsel of God against themselves, or believed to the saving of their souls ; — the term of their probation is end- ed, their warfare is accomplished, their destiny is unalterably fixed. How solemn, how affect- ing the thought ! Soon, my brethren, will it be said of us, as it is now said of those who are gone before us. The places which now know us will shortly know us no more for ever. Whether we are abusing, or profiting by our religious privileges, whether we are working out our salvation with fear and trembling, or con- suming our days in vanity and sin, we are hasten- ing, with rapid step, to that '•' country from whose bourne no traveller returns.
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