Macariodos Or the Happy Way in the Short But Too Often Sorrowful Journey of
Macariodos Or the Happy Way in the Short But Too Often Sorrowful Journey of
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Their loins are girt about with truth ; they are now armed with the breast-plate of righteousness, and they take the shield of faith, and the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, well knowing that otherwise the battle against sin, the world, and AND WHAT CONVERSION MEANS. 61 the devil, will not be fought the conquest not achieved, the triumph not secured.
With those converted into the image of their Lord and Master, to enter the enemy's camp is to create supicion ; to parley with t...he foe is the first step to a surrender ; to he friendly with the enemy is to betray their own cause, it is to be all but trai- tors.
As it is with earthly combatants, so is it with the members of the church militant, who acknowledge Christ to be their leader : their allegiance is undi- vided ; their submission, entire ; their readiness to obey his commands is perfect. They now under- take not anything in their own strength.
To be faithful and consistent is, with them, to be wise ; they have counted the cost ; they strive not for an earthly diadem ; they breathe a new atmo- sphere ; they are raised in the scale of existence, not being governed by gross and sensual faculties, but by high and holy principles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their loins are girt about with truth ; they are now armed with the breast-plate of righteousness, and they take the shield of faith, and the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, well knowing that otherwise the battle against sin, the world, and AND WHAT CONVERSION MEANS. 61 the devil, will not be fought the conquest not achieved, the triumph not secured.
With those converted into the image of their Lord and Master, to enter the enemy's camp is to create supicion ; to parley with t...he foe is the first step to a surrender ; to he friendly with the enemy is to betray their own cause, it is to be all but trai- tors.
As it is with earthly combatants, so is it with the members of the church militant, who acknowledge Christ to be their leader : their allegiance is undi- vided ; their submission, entire ; their readiness to obey his commands is perfect. They now under- take not anything in their own strength.
To be faithful and consistent is, with them, to be wise ; they have counted the cost ; they strive not for an earthly diadem ; they breathe a new atmo- sphere ; they are raised in the scale of existence, not being governed by gross and sensual faculties, but by high and holy principles.
What to read after Macariodos Or the Happy Way in the Short But Too Often Sorrowful Journey of?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Whiteley to read onlineMoreLess
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