Old Groans And New Songs
Old Groans And New Songs
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" Here are poor worthless things indeed that may be trulycalled creatures of chance. "Time and doom" must surely "hap" tothese. Indeed no; "not one of them is forgotten before God. " Ponderevery precious word in simple faith. God's _memory_ bears upon it thelot of every worthless sparrow; it may "fall to the ground, " but notwithout Him. He controls their destiny and is interested in their veryflight. If it be so with the sparrow, that may be bought for a singlemite, shall the _saint_, who has ...been bought at a price infinitelybeyond all the treasures of silver and gold in the universe, even atthe cost of the precious blood of His dear Son, --shall _he_ be subjectto "time and doom"? Shall his lot not be shaped by infinite love andwisdom? Yes, verily. Even the very hairs of his head are allnumbered. No joy, no happiness, no disappointment, no perplexity, nosorrow, so infinitesimally small (let alone the greatest) but that theOne who controls all worlds takes the closest interest therein, andturns, in His love, every thing to blessing, forcing "_all to worktogether for good_, " and making the very storms of life obedientservants to speed His children to their Home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here are poor worthless things indeed that may be trulycalled creatures of chance. "Time and doom" must surely "hap" tothese. Indeed no; "not one of them is forgotten before God. " Ponderevery precious word in simple faith. God's _memory_ bears upon it thelot of every worthless sparrow; it may "fall to the ground, " but notwithout Him. He controls their destiny and is interested in their veryflight. If it be so with the sparrow, that may be bought for a singlemite, shall the _saint_, who has ...been bought at a price infinitelybeyond all the treasures of silver and gold in the universe, even atthe cost of the precious blood of His dear Son, --shall _he_ be subjectto "time and doom"? Shall his lot not be shaped by infinite love andwisdom? Yes, verily. Even the very hairs of his head are allnumbered. No joy, no happiness, no disappointment, no perplexity, nosorrow, so infinitesimally small (let alone the greatest) but that theOne who controls all worlds takes the closest interest therein, andturns, in His love, every thing to blessing, forcing "_all to worktogether for good_, " and making the very storms of life obedientservants to speed His children to their Home.
What to read after Old Groans And New Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennings Frederick Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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