Memoirs of the Life Character And Labours of the Rev John Smith Late of Shef
Memoirs of the Life Character And Labours of the Rev John Smith Late of Shef
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There is no question whether the wilderness will become a fertile field ; but it is very dubious whether the cham- paign, already partially cultivated, can be at present raised to any higher degree of productiveness ! The desolate woman shall bring forth children, but the married wife must be childless ! For remote events, our faith is mighty ; but when it is called for to achieve any con- siderable good now, we take refuge in some vague notion of the Divine sovereignty, and refuse to avail our...selves of the unlimited promise of the Spirit.
Nor is it any objection to Mr. Smith's views, that some revivals have arisen where, so far as we could trace, there previously existed no ardent spirit of believing prayer, and where, in fact, there was every indication of a very low spiritual condition. It would be strange reasoning indeed, that because, in some cases, God had transcended the express terms of His engagement, he would therefore, in others, fall short of them. As well argue, that because He, of his spontaneous compassion, gave His Son to die for the sin of the world, He therefore will not fulfil the cove- nant procured by His death ; or that, because He is found of some who seek Him not, He will refuse to be found of those who do seek Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no question whether the wilderness will become a fertile field ; but it is very dubious whether the cham- paign, already partially cultivated, can be at present raised to any higher degree of productiveness ! The desolate woman shall bring forth children, but the married wife must be childless ! For remote events, our faith is mighty ; but when it is called for to achieve any con- siderable good now, we take refuge in some vague notion of the Divine sovereignty, and refuse to avail our...selves of the unlimited promise of the Spirit.
Nor is it any objection to Mr. Smith's views, that some revivals have arisen where, so far as we could trace, there previously existed no ardent spirit of believing prayer, and where, in fact, there was every indication of a very low spiritual condition. It would be strange reasoning indeed, that because, in some cases, God had transcended the express terms of His engagement, he would therefore, in others, fall short of them. As well argue, that because He, of his spontaneous compassion, gave His Son to die for the sin of the world, He therefore will not fulfil the cove- nant procured by His death ; or that, because He is found of some who seek Him not, He will refuse to be found of those who do seek Him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Treffry to read onlineMoreLess
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