Life Incidents in Connection With the Great Advent Movement As Illustrated By
Life Incidents in Connection With the Great Advent Movement As Illustrated By
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S man, and not Christ. He had much to say of humility ; hut his was evidently on the outside. Ilis style of worsliip, and pretended humility, are well-descrihed by the apos- tle as ^' voluntary humility and will-worship. " At times he was so very humble (?) that he chose not to seat himself at the table with others to take food ; but, for- getting the words of the apostle, "Let all things be done decently and in order, " he would take food from the table, and go behind the door and eat it, attr...acting attention to his wonderful humility bv shouts. But if corrected for his faults, however carefully, the demon in him was aroused at once. This man had no words of tenderness and comfort for the weak and faintinj?. So far from this, he even boasted of running over, as he expressed it, this one and the other. He spoke and acted as if he regarded himself as being on exhibition at that meeting as a wonderful specimen of faith and goodness. His career since that time, in following the spirit that seemed to possess him at that conference, has proved that the man was laboring under the sad mis- take of supposing himself led by the Spirit of God, while being controlled by Satan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S man, and not Christ. He had much to say of humility ; hut his was evidently on the outside. Ilis style of worsliip, and pretended humility, are well-descrihed by the apos- tle as ^' voluntary humility and will-worship. " At times he was so very humble (?) that he chose not to seat himself at the table with others to take food ; but, for- getting the words of the apostle, "Let all things be done decently and in order, " he would take food from the table, and go behind the door and eat it, attr...acting attention to his wonderful humility bv shouts. But if corrected for his faults, however carefully, the demon in him was aroused at once. This man had no words of tenderness and comfort for the weak and faintinj?. So far from this, he even boasted of running over, as he expressed it, this one and the other. He spoke and acted as if he regarded himself as being on exhibition at that meeting as a wonderful specimen of faith and goodness. His career since that time, in following the spirit that seemed to possess him at that conference, has proved that the man was laboring under the sad mis- take of supposing himself led by the Spirit of God, while being controlled by Satan.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James White to read onlineMoreLess
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