Meditations On Death And Eternity
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Why hast thou postponed till the hour of death that which thou wert bound to do every day of thy life, and why makest thou peace then only, when thy enmity can no longer be dangerous ? Dost thou think that the wish, forced upon thee by the fear in thy heart, is sufficient to stifle the sighs of those thou A JOY IN THE HOUR OF DEATH. 225 hast offended, so that they shall not rise up to Heaven to witness against thee ?
Of others, again, we hear that, when disposing of their property by will, they... have not been for- getful of the poor, that they have bestowed be- nevolent gifts on almshouses, and on other useful public institutions ; sometimes, that they have made special arrangements for restoring that which they have acquired by unrighteous means to the rightful owners. This is right. We ought not to depart from this world with the conscious- ness of having committed a wrong, without taking means to make all the amends in our power. And it is praiseworthy to think of the good of the com- monwealth, also, in the disposition we may make of our fortunes after our death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why hast thou postponed till the hour of death that which thou wert bound to do every day of thy life, and why makest thou peace then only, when thy enmity can no longer be dangerous ? Dost thou think that the wish, forced upon thee by the fear in thy heart, is sufficient to stifle the sighs of those thou A JOY IN THE HOUR OF DEATH. 225 hast offended, so that they shall not rise up to Heaven to witness against thee ?
Of others, again, we hear that, when disposing of their property by will, they... have not been for- getful of the poor, that they have bestowed be- nevolent gifts on almshouses, and on other useful public institutions ; sometimes, that they have made special arrangements for restoring that which they have acquired by unrighteous means to the rightful owners. This is right. We ought not to depart from this world with the conscious- ness of having committed a wrong, without taking means to make all the amends in our power. And it is praiseworthy to think of the good of the com- monwealth, also, in the disposition we may make of our fortunes after our death.
What to read after Meditations On Death And Eternity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Zschokke to read onlineMoreLess
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