Our Martyr President, Abraham Lincoln. Voices From the Pulpit of New York And Brooklyn
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God needed the blood of the martyrs, in their day, to corroborate and sanctify His Gospel ! God needed, likewise, the blood of Abraham Lincoln ! We can already see that it is doing what his life and his best services were powerless to accom- plish. When leaving his home at Springfield, giving him- self to his country, and asking the prayers of God's people for him, he gave. himself equally to life and death. Even 126 DEATH OF PEE8IDE1IT LINCOLN.
then threats of assassination flew thick and fast... about him, they paved his way to the capitol, he was almost in- volved in their toils before he reached it, and, now that the threat is accomplished, he has fallen a sacrifice, not unprepared nor nnwillihgly. It is a high distinction — ^I might say the highest and not over-state it — -when a man's death is needed to accomplish his life's work ; and, useful as he may have been while he lived, to be still niore use- ful when he died. There are few men of whom this can be said. God places not many in such circumstances, that, even when through mortal weakness they die, it adds strength to the whole influence and force of their lives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God needed the blood of the martyrs, in their day, to corroborate and sanctify His Gospel ! God needed, likewise, the blood of Abraham Lincoln ! We can already see that it is doing what his life and his best services were powerless to accom- plish. When leaving his home at Springfield, giving him- self to his country, and asking the prayers of God's people for him, he gave. himself equally to life and death. Even 126 DEATH OF PEE8IDE1IT LINCOLN.
then threats of assassination flew thick and fast... about him, they paved his way to the capitol, he was almost in- volved in their toils before he reached it, and, now that the threat is accomplished, he has fallen a sacrifice, not unprepared nor nnwillihgly. It is a high distinction — ^I might say the highest and not over-state it — -when a man's death is needed to accomplish his life's work ; and, useful as he may have been while he lived, to be still niore use- ful when he died. There are few men of whom this can be said. God places not many in such circumstances, that, even when through mortal weakness they die, it adds strength to the whole influence and force of their lives.
What to read after Our Martyr President, Abraham Lincoln. Voices From the Pulpit of New York And Brooklyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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