Notes On the book of Genesis
Notes On the book of Genesis
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Without trial we can be but theorists, and God would not have us such: he would have us entering into the living depths that are in him- self, — the divine realities of personal communion with him. With what different feelings and convictions must Abraham have retraced his steps from Moriah to Beer-sheba ! from the mount of the Lord to the well of the oath ! What very different thoughts of God ! What different thoughts of Isaac ! What different thoughts of every thing ! Truly we may say, " Happ...y is the man that endureth trial. " It is an honor put upon one by the Lord himself, and the deep blessedness of the experience to which it leads cannot easily be es- timated. It is when men are brought, to use the lan- guage of the lOtth Psalm, "to their wits' end, " that they discover what God is. Oh, for grace to endure trial, that God's workmanship may appear, and his name be glorified in us !
There is one point, which, before closing my remarks on this chapter, I shall notice, and that is, the gracious way in which God gives Abraham credit for having done the act which he had showed himself so fully pre- pared to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without trial we can be but theorists, and God would not have us such: he would have us entering into the living depths that are in him- self, — the divine realities of personal communion with him. With what different feelings and convictions must Abraham have retraced his steps from Moriah to Beer-sheba ! from the mount of the Lord to the well of the oath ! What very different thoughts of God ! What different thoughts of Isaac ! What different thoughts of every thing ! Truly we may say, " Happ...y is the man that endureth trial. " It is an honor put upon one by the Lord himself, and the deep blessedness of the experience to which it leads cannot easily be es- timated. It is when men are brought, to use the lan- guage of the lOtth Psalm, "to their wits' end, " that they discover what God is. Oh, for grace to endure trial, that God's workmanship may appear, and his name be glorified in us !
There is one point, which, before closing my remarks on this chapter, I shall notice, and that is, the gracious way in which God gives Abraham credit for having done the act which he had showed himself so fully pre- pared to do.
What to read after Notes On the book of Genesis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Mackintosh to read onlineMoreLess
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