Lectures On the book of Proverbs volume 3
Lectures On the book of Proverbs volume 3
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He is abashed, confounded, stupified. "Where he looked for certain victory, he finds humiliating defeat. "Where his tongue was to be all eloquence, he is downcast and silent; where he anticipated laurels, he reaps briars and thorns. He lies at the mercy of his antagonist. That antagonist may be spiteful, and take his advantage to the uttermost of his confusion, exposing him at every point. If this is not his fate, it is one still worse. He rises in angry loudness as he sinks in sense and argume...nt ; he makes up for the weakness of his reasoning by the strength of his lungs, by vociferous and declamatory dogmatism. And this only brings him the lower; sinks him the deeper in shame; far deeper, than if he had at once, and candidly, owned his ignorance and pre- cipitation, and given in with a good grace.
It is an important lesson, that a man should know and feel well his ground, before he ventures into the arena of debate. Even when his cause is rigid, this is necessary. In many cases, it is not the real weakness of the cause, but the haste and superficiality of the advocate, that occasions defeat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is abashed, confounded, stupified. "Where he looked for certain victory, he finds humiliating defeat. "Where his tongue was to be all eloquence, he is downcast and silent; where he anticipated laurels, he reaps briars and thorns. He lies at the mercy of his antagonist. That antagonist may be spiteful, and take his advantage to the uttermost of his confusion, exposing him at every point. If this is not his fate, it is one still worse. He rises in angry loudness as he sinks in sense and argume...nt ; he makes up for the weakness of his reasoning by the strength of his lungs, by vociferous and declamatory dogmatism. And this only brings him the lower; sinks him the deeper in shame; far deeper, than if he had at once, and candidly, owned his ignorance and pre- cipitation, and given in with a good grace.
It is an important lesson, that a man should know and feel well his ground, before he ventures into the arena of debate. Even when his cause is rigid, this is necessary. In many cases, it is not the real weakness of the cause, but the haste and superficiality of the advocate, that occasions defeat.
What to read after Lectures On the book of Proverbs volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Wardlaw to read onlineMoreLess
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