Our Nations Refuge the Chamber of Solemn Reflection a Sermon Delivered in Th
Our Nations Refuge the Chamber of Solemn Reflection a Sermon Delivered in Th
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To keep from us those fearful eviis, from the bare contemplation of which the mind shrinks back agasl ? Yes, there is a hope. Obey the voice of God m the calamity. " En- ier into thy chambers and shut thy doors ribout lliee, and | thyself, as it were for a little moment, until the rndignation be overp ist. " The figure of the text is a most striking arid im- pressive illustration of the sorrowful event that has railed us together this morning. . ' .. H, when the foundations of the great deep we...re to be broken up, and earth's guilty races were to perish by the judgments of God ; as he gathered his household around him and entered into his chambers;, and shut his doors about him, and give himself up entirely to the wiil of Him who rules in heaven and earth, and cast himself upon His mercy for protection and defence. What must have been his reflections as he sat in these chambers and heard the shriek of a world as it perished, and felt that wild waste of waters bear- ing him aloft, as he rode those mountain billows, as a forest or a city in its destruction came rushing past through the impen- etrable gloom, as the v and howled, and " the foundations of the c of course?" What must have been his views of the character ol'God — of his perfections, of his glorious holiness?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To keep from us those fearful eviis, from the bare contemplation of which the mind shrinks back agasl ? Yes, there is a hope. Obey the voice of God m the calamity. " En- ier into thy chambers and shut thy doors ribout lliee, and | thyself, as it were for a little moment, until the rndignation be overp ist. " The figure of the text is a most striking arid im- pressive illustration of the sorrowful event that has railed us together this morning. . ' .. H, when the foundations of the great deep we...re to be broken up, and earth's guilty races were to perish by the judgments of God ; as he gathered his household around him and entered into his chambers;, and shut his doors about him, and give himself up entirely to the wiil of Him who rules in heaven and earth, and cast himself upon His mercy for protection and defence. What must have been his reflections as he sat in these chambers and heard the shriek of a world as it perished, and felt that wild waste of waters bear- ing him aloft, as he rode those mountain billows, as a forest or a city in its destruction came rushing past through the impen- etrable gloom, as the v and howled, and " the foundations of the c of course?" What must have been his views of the character ol'God — of his perfections, of his glorious holiness?
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