Our Unity And Brotherhood in God a Sermon Preached in Hagley Church On Sunday
Our Unity And Brotherhood in God a Sermon Preached in Hagley Church On Sunday
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F. Thrupp, in two volumes, published by Macniillan, and to be had of any bookseller — a most valuable and complete book upon its subjeet.
9 were called "' songs of goings -up, '" because tlicy were used by the workmen as they icent up to their work on the walls.
If you will look through these Psalms in this view, you will sec in how many ways they express feelings which would have been natural under such circumstances. The Israelites must have had a very deep feeling at that time of their great... need of Divine help, and of the gracious protection of their Heavenly Lord and God. For they were surrounded by bitter and cunning enemies ; — they were ^^constrained to dwell with Mesek, and to have tlieir habitation among the tents of Kedar. " They passed their lives among wicked men who were "enemies \into peace" who, "when theij spake unto them thereof, made them ready to battle. " There were many Samaritans among them, half heathens, not like the tnie Israelites, ''good and true of heart, " but double-minded, wishing to be partly Israelites and partly like the Babylonians, or otherheathens — serving God a little and Mammon a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F. Thrupp, in two volumes, published by Macniillan, and to be had of any bookseller — a most valuable and complete book upon its subjeet.
9 were called "' songs of goings -up, '" because tlicy were used by the workmen as they icent up to their work on the walls.
If you will look through these Psalms in this view, you will sec in how many ways they express feelings which would have been natural under such circumstances. The Israelites must have had a very deep feeling at that time of their great... need of Divine help, and of the gracious protection of their Heavenly Lord and God. For they were surrounded by bitter and cunning enemies ; — they were ^^constrained to dwell with Mesek, and to have tlieir habitation among the tents of Kedar. " They passed their lives among wicked men who were "enemies \into peace" who, "when theij spake unto them thereof, made them ready to battle. " There were many Samaritans among them, half heathens, not like the tnie Israelites, ''good and true of heart, " but double-minded, wishing to be partly Israelites and partly like the Babylonians, or otherheathens — serving God a little and Mammon a little.
What to read after Our Unity And Brotherhood in God a Sermon Preached in Hagley Church On Sunday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Lyttelton to read onlineMoreLess
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