Painted Windows
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She never flinched inconfronting the theology of Methodism. She was in practice the tenderestof women, the most compassionate of missionaries, the most persuasiveorator of the emotions in her day; but in theory she was as hard assteel.
Her husband, on the other hand, who threw Jehovah's thunderbolts acrossthe world as if he liked them, and approved of them, and was ready forany further number of these celestial missiles, of an even vasterdisplacement, was in his heart of hearts a wistful believ...er ineverlasting mercy. Few men have been born with a softer heart. Hesometimes wondered whether in framing the Regulations of the SalvationArmy he had not pressed too hard on human nature. To the horrifiedscandal of his son, he even came to question, if only for a passingmoment, the ordinance which forbids tobacco to the Salvationist.
He used to say in his old age, ruminating over the past, "Our standardis high. Our demand is hard; aye, very hard. Yes, we don't mince mattersin soul-saving. We demand the whole of a man, not a little bit of him, or three-fourths of him, or two-thirds of him; we demand every drop ofhis blood and every beat of his heart and every thought of his brain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She never flinched inconfronting the theology of Methodism. She was in practice the tenderestof women, the most compassionate of missionaries, the most persuasiveorator of the emotions in her day; but in theory she was as hard assteel.
Her husband, on the other hand, who threw Jehovah's thunderbolts acrossthe world as if he liked them, and approved of them, and was ready forany further number of these celestial missiles, of an even vasterdisplacement, was in his heart of hearts a wistful believ...er ineverlasting mercy. Few men have been born with a softer heart. Hesometimes wondered whether in framing the Regulations of the SalvationArmy he had not pressed too hard on human nature. To the horrifiedscandal of his son, he even came to question, if only for a passingmoment, the ordinance which forbids tobacco to the Salvationist.
He used to say in his old age, ruminating over the past, "Our standardis high. Our demand is hard; aye, very hard. Yes, we don't mince mattersin soul-saving. We demand the whole of a man, not a little bit of him, or three-fourths of him, or two-thirds of him; we demand every drop ofhis blood and every beat of his heart and every thought of his brain.
What to read after Painted Windows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Begbie Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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