Parochial And Plain Sermons, Vol. Viii (Of 8)
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A king had succeeded to the throne who was bringing back thetimes of the man after God's own heart. There had not been a son ofDavid so zealous as Josiah since David himself. The king, too, wasyoung, at most twenty years of age, in the beginning of his reformation. What might not be effected in a course of years, however corrupt anddegraded was the existing state of his people? So Jeremiah might think. It must be recollected, too, that religious obedience was under theJewish covenant awarded wi...th temporal prosperity. There seemed, then, every reason for Jeremiah at first to suppose that bright fortunes werein store for the Church. Josiah was the very king whose birth wasforetold by name above three hundred years before, when Jeroboamestablished idolatry; who was the promised avenger of God's covenant, "the repairer of the breach, the restorer of paths to dwell in[5]. "Israel (the ten tribes) having gone into captivity, schism had come toits end; the kings of the house of David again ruled over the wholeextent of the promised land; idolatry was destroyed by Josiah in all thecities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A king had succeeded to the throne who was bringing back thetimes of the man after God's own heart. There had not been a son ofDavid so zealous as Josiah since David himself. The king, too, wasyoung, at most twenty years of age, in the beginning of his reformation. What might not be effected in a course of years, however corrupt anddegraded was the existing state of his people? So Jeremiah might think. It must be recollected, too, that religious obedience was under theJewish covenant awarded wi...th temporal prosperity. There seemed, then, every reason for Jeremiah at first to suppose that bright fortunes werein store for the Church. Josiah was the very king whose birth wasforetold by name above three hundred years before, when Jeroboamestablished idolatry; who was the promised avenger of God's covenant, "the repairer of the breach, the restorer of paths to dwell in[5]. "Israel (the ten tribes) having gone into captivity, schism had come toits end; the kings of the house of David again ruled over the wholeextent of the promised land; idolatry was destroyed by Josiah in all thecities.
What to read after Parochial And Plain Sermons, Vol. Viii (Of 8)?
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