Luther: Or, Rome And the Reformation
Luther: Or, Rome And the Reformation
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— Creation groans for her sabbatic peace; And echoing mind, in ever age of thought.
Repeats the longing. This the poet*s lyre Hath warbled, in prophetic strains of song.
Caught from the harp of Scripture; and the creed Of aspirations, as they rise, and reach Their zenith, with this inward faith accords, — That earth shall bloom with paradise regain'd, And, be un weeded of her thorny woes And thistles; and our age itself, is big With expectation of some golden dawn Of peaceful glories. But, alas...! for earth, If no millennium save what science brings.
DESTINIES OF PAPAL ROME.
Await her! if those moral Truths sublime, That reach the Everlastingness of man With just relations, to The Throne divine Extending, have no room for reigning here: — For, sooner may the hand of science think To bale the ocean from its boundless depths, Than drain corruption from the soul of man!
But, so empiric vanity presumes.
By plasters, which philosophy invents.
To heal our nature, and her wounds repress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Creation groans for her sabbatic peace; And echoing mind, in ever age of thought.
Repeats the longing. This the poet*s lyre Hath warbled, in prophetic strains of song.
Caught from the harp of Scripture; and the creed Of aspirations, as they rise, and reach Their zenith, with this inward faith accords, — That earth shall bloom with paradise regain'd, And, be un weeded of her thorny woes And thistles; and our age itself, is big With expectation of some golden dawn Of peaceful glories. But, alas...! for earth, If no millennium save what science brings.
DESTINIES OF PAPAL ROME.
Await her! if those moral Truths sublime, That reach the Everlastingness of man With just relations, to The Throne divine Extending, have no room for reigning here: — For, sooner may the hand of science think To bale the ocean from its boundless depths, Than drain corruption from the soul of man!
But, so empiric vanity presumes.
By plasters, which philosophy invents.
To heal our nature, and her wounds repress.
What to read after Luther: Or, Rome And the Reformation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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