Life Thoughts From Pulpits And From Poets
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There is just one drawback to the picture, and that one di-awback is, that the man who stands upor^ the summit of the hill is blind. That is precisely the state of the case in reference to truth in the Bible. It is there in all its grandeur, but the man has no eyes to see it.
W. M. PunsJwn.
WHO can look on the earth, And view the varied beauty, and the bloom That lingers still, with Eden loveliness. Upon the mountain top and on the plain, And say, There is no God ?
David Bates.
I STOOD by the b...edside of a dying Christian mother. There sat her three little daughters and the husband weeping. They all knew she would die. She had given each of them a little memento and her word of blessing. They had promised to meet her in heaven. She sunk away ; her eyes be- came elevated, and she ceased to breathe or to stir. After a little time she started, looked around the room, and with an expression of evident surprise, said, " I have come back again; I was almost there; I thought I should see Jesus in a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is just one drawback to the picture, and that one di-awback is, that the man who stands upor^ the summit of the hill is blind. That is precisely the state of the case in reference to truth in the Bible. It is there in all its grandeur, but the man has no eyes to see it.
W. M. PunsJwn.
WHO can look on the earth, And view the varied beauty, and the bloom That lingers still, with Eden loveliness. Upon the mountain top and on the plain, And say, There is no God ?
David Bates.
I STOOD by the b...edside of a dying Christian mother. There sat her three little daughters and the husband weeping. They all knew she would die. She had given each of them a little memento and her word of blessing. They had promised to meet her in heaven. She sunk away ; her eyes be- came elevated, and she ceased to breathe or to stir. After a little time she started, looked around the room, and with an expression of evident surprise, said, " I have come back again; I was almost there; I thought I should see Jesus in a moment.
What to read after Life Thoughts From Pulpits And From Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred I Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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