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And the treatment of this great subject of'desertion, ' by one who was a standard-bearer of the new doctrine offaith and assurance, is remarkably beautiful. 'It is dolorous to thefaithful, ' he writes another friend, 'to lack the sensible feeling ofGod's mercy and goodness (and the sensible feeling thereof he lackethwhat time he fully cannot rest and repose upon the same). And yet asnothing more commonly cometh to God's children, so is there no exercisemore profitable for his soldiers than is t...he same. ' But to Mrs Bowes hepoints out, what she certainly would not have observed, that 'it dothno more offend God's Majesty that the spirit sometimes lie as it wereasleep, neither having sense of great dolour nor great comfort, morethan it doth offend him that the body use the natural rest, ceasing fromall external exercise. ' And again, varying the figure, 'no more is Goddispleased, although that sometimes the body be sick, and subject todiseases, and so unable to do the calling; no more is he offended, although the soul in that case be diseased and sick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the treatment of this great subject of'desertion, ' by one who was a standard-bearer of the new doctrine offaith and assurance, is remarkably beautiful. 'It is dolorous to thefaithful, ' he writes another friend, 'to lack the sensible feeling ofGod's mercy and goodness (and the sensible feeling thereof he lackethwhat time he fully cannot rest and repose upon the same). And yet asnothing more commonly cometh to God's children, so is there no exercisemore profitable for his soldiers than is t...he same. ' But to Mrs Bowes hepoints out, what she certainly would not have observed, that 'it dothno more offend God's Majesty that the spirit sometimes lie as it wereasleep, neither having sense of great dolour nor great comfort, morethan it doth offend him that the body use the natural rest, ceasing fromall external exercise. ' And again, varying the figure, 'no more is Goddispleased, although that sometimes the body be sick, and subject todiseases, and so unable to do the calling; no more is he offended, although the soul in that case be diseased and sick.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Innes A. Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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