Nearing Home Comforts And Counsels for the Aged
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" The late Dr. Moses Hoge, of blessed memory, said: " I feel great need of offer- ing the prayer of the old bishop, who said, ' God, pardon my sins of omission. ' ' He who in old age feels no need of sorrow for past sins is no child of God. JN or can we fail to see that our time on earth is short. A few more days and our career will be run. We must bid farewell to all we have ever known ; we must go to an untried eternity, and un- dergo the scrutiny of God. Each of us, too, has sor- rows unknow...n to men, and, so far as we know, pecu- liar to ourselves. We have not breathed them to any mortal, and perhaps we never shall, but the heart knoweth its own bitterness.
Yet all is not sad in our state. We have memories of joys, of mercies, and of friends, which, though tinged with a brown shade, are dear to our hearts.
TO AN OLD DISCIPLE. 291 In general, too, we are treated with respect. Good men think with Solomon that " the hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteous- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The late Dr. Moses Hoge, of blessed memory, said: " I feel great need of offer- ing the prayer of the old bishop, who said, ' God, pardon my sins of omission. ' ' He who in old age feels no need of sorrow for past sins is no child of God. JN or can we fail to see that our time on earth is short. A few more days and our career will be run. We must bid farewell to all we have ever known ; we must go to an untried eternity, and un- dergo the scrutiny of God. Each of us, too, has sor- rows unknow...n to men, and, so far as we know, pecu- liar to ourselves. We have not breathed them to any mortal, and perhaps we never shall, but the heart knoweth its own bitterness.
Yet all is not sad in our state. We have memories of joys, of mercies, and of friends, which, though tinged with a brown shade, are dear to our hearts.
TO AN OLD DISCIPLE. 291 In general, too, we are treated with respect. Good men think with Solomon that " the hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteous- ness.
What to read after Nearing Home Comforts And Counsels for the Aged?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Edward Schenck to read onlineMoreLess
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