Memoir of the Rev Josiah Pratt Bd Late Vicar of St Stephens Coleman Stre
Memoir of the Rev Josiah Pratt Bd Late Vicar of St Stephens Coleman Stre
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When we can look back to a time in our past lives up to which we were, though perhaps with intervals of successful resistance, under the power, more or less, of wilful and allowed sin, all that course, though we hope, through the pi'ecious blood of Christ, that it has been forgiven, yet must be often recalled to memory, often mourned over, and often laid and re-laid in acts 1841. ] PASTORAL ANXIETIES. 373 of lively and thankful faith on Him who bore our sins in His own body on the tree, for the... fuller confirmation to us of our forgiveness, and for the knitting of our hearts more firmly in love to our adorable Saviour. But after-life must be looked at under another aspect. The course was then changed. The evil was no longer the allowed commission of sin, but the dis- allowed omission of duty. Numbers, I believe, can look back on many years of their lives, and thank God that they have been kept by grace through faith from the commission of any deliberate and wilful sin ; but as the standard of perfect love to God and man is applied to our state of heart and life, and this enforced by all the love of our Lord to us, oh who can tell how oft he ofFendeth !" The affectionate concern which he felt for the souls of the flock, over which the Holy Ghost had made him overseer, is still farther most touchingly exhi- bited in a brief record which he left behind him of several of the pastoral visits he made during the last seven months of his life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When we can look back to a time in our past lives up to which we were, though perhaps with intervals of successful resistance, under the power, more or less, of wilful and allowed sin, all that course, though we hope, through the pi'ecious blood of Christ, that it has been forgiven, yet must be often recalled to memory, often mourned over, and often laid and re-laid in acts 1841. ] PASTORAL ANXIETIES. 373 of lively and thankful faith on Him who bore our sins in His own body on the tree, for the... fuller confirmation to us of our forgiveness, and for the knitting of our hearts more firmly in love to our adorable Saviour. But after-life must be looked at under another aspect. The course was then changed. The evil was no longer the allowed commission of sin, but the dis- allowed omission of duty. Numbers, I believe, can look back on many years of their lives, and thank God that they have been kept by grace through faith from the commission of any deliberate and wilful sin ; but as the standard of perfect love to God and man is applied to our state of heart and life, and this enforced by all the love of our Lord to us, oh who can tell how oft he ofFendeth !" The affectionate concern which he felt for the souls of the flock, over which the Holy Ghost had made him overseer, is still farther most touchingly exhi- bited in a brief record which he left behind him of several of the pastoral visits he made during the last seven months of his life.
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