Mornings in the College Chapel
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Christian- ity provides that which all such mechanism needs. It is a power, like that electric force which makes the equipment of a railway move.
A church is a power-house for the develop 152 illominp in t\ie Collese Cliapel ment and the transmission of the power that makes things go. Cut off the power, and the theological creeds and social programmes of the day stand there paralyzed or dead. Com- municate to them the dynamic of the Christian life, and the power goes singing over all the wires ...of life and sets its mechanism in motion, as though it sang upon its way : " I am come that these may have my life, and may have it abimdantly." 153 Potninp in tbe CoIIese Cl^apel LXII AN UNRECORDED DAY (Passion Week — Wednesday) j^E have traced from day to day the life of Jesus through the earlier days of its last week, its triumph of Sunday, its solitude of Monday, its controversies of Tuesday. On each of these days Jesus has come over the hill from Bethany into the city, and has returned to the village at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christian- ity provides that which all such mechanism needs. It is a power, like that electric force which makes the equipment of a railway move.
A church is a power-house for the develop 152 illominp in t\ie Collese Cliapel ment and the transmission of the power that makes things go. Cut off the power, and the theological creeds and social programmes of the day stand there paralyzed or dead. Com- municate to them the dynamic of the Christian life, and the power goes singing over all the wires ...of life and sets its mechanism in motion, as though it sang upon its way : " I am come that these may have my life, and may have it abimdantly." 153 Potninp in tbe CoIIese Cl^apel LXII AN UNRECORDED DAY (Passion Week — Wednesday) j^E have traced from day to day the life of Jesus through the earlier days of its last week, its triumph of Sunday, its solitude of Monday, its controversies of Tuesday. On each of these days Jesus has come over the hill from Bethany into the city, and has returned to the village at night.
What to read after Mornings in the College Chapel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peabody Francis Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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