Opening Ceremonies of the New York And Brooklyn Bridge, May 24, 1883
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Give us grace and wisdom todiscern in all this work the nobler uses it was ordained by Thee tosubserve. Teach us to know that all this mighty fabric is but vanity, save as it shall promote Thy sovereign purpose toward the sons of men. O Lord God, clothed with majesty and honor, decking Thyself with lightas with a garment, and spreading out the heavens like a curtain, withthe beams of Thy chambers in the waters, and the clouds for Thychariot, walking upon the wings of the wind, Thy messengers sp...iritsand Thy ministers a flaming fire, accept, we beseech Thee, this lastand chiefest fruit of human toil and genius as a tribute to Thy glory, and a new power making for righteousness and peace amid all conflictsof earthly interests, and all the stir and pomp of worldlyaggrandizement. Our life is a thing of nought, and our purposes vanishaway; but Thy years shall not fail, and with Thee the beginning andthe end are the same. Therefore we implore Thee to bless and directthis work, that it shall be more than a highway for the things thatperish, even a path of Thy eternal Spirit lifting by His own infinitegrace, more and more, as the years roll on, the people of these citiestoward the plane of Thine own life--the life of endless peace, ofabsolute unity, and perfect love, through Jesus Christ, the oneRedeemer and Mediator between God and man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give us grace and wisdom todiscern in all this work the nobler uses it was ordained by Thee tosubserve. Teach us to know that all this mighty fabric is but vanity, save as it shall promote Thy sovereign purpose toward the sons of men. O Lord God, clothed with majesty and honor, decking Thyself with lightas with a garment, and spreading out the heavens like a curtain, withthe beams of Thy chambers in the waters, and the clouds for Thychariot, walking upon the wings of the wind, Thy messengers sp...iritsand Thy ministers a flaming fire, accept, we beseech Thee, this lastand chiefest fruit of human toil and genius as a tribute to Thy glory, and a new power making for righteousness and peace amid all conflictsof earthly interests, and all the stir and pomp of worldlyaggrandizement. Our life is a thing of nought, and our purposes vanishaway; but Thy years shall not fail, and with Thee the beginning andthe end are the same. Therefore we implore Thee to bless and directthis work, that it shall be more than a highway for the things thatperish, even a path of Thy eternal Spirit lifting by His own infinitegrace, more and more, as the years roll on, the people of these citiestoward the plane of Thine own life--the life of endless peace, ofabsolute unity, and perfect love, through Jesus Christ, the oneRedeemer and Mediator between God and man.
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