Paul, the Missionary
Paul, the Missionary
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Or he would become an active member of the Church, and a leader in all good works, but she regards everything of the sort with dislike, and therefore he does nothing. An old proverb says that " a man can be no richer than his wife will let him ;" and that holds of the riches of faith and of good works as well as of the vulgar wealth of earth ; while, again, it is just as true that the wife can do little or nothing against the influence of the hus- band. Therefore, let those who are knit togethe...r in that sa- cred union seek to be truly one in this the highest and no- blest of all co-operation — the fellowship of the Gospel. Let them strengthen each other's hands in God, and let their home be opened to any faithful Paul or any eloquent Apol- los whom God in his providence may send them. There are no more touching chapters in this history than those which tell of the friendship between this couple and our noble apostle ; and the tender tone in which he always con- nects Priscilla with her husband is a convincing proof of the falsehood of that modern libel that Paul was deficient in his appreciation of womanhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or he would become an active member of the Church, and a leader in all good works, but she regards everything of the sort with dislike, and therefore he does nothing. An old proverb says that " a man can be no richer than his wife will let him ;" and that holds of the riches of faith and of good works as well as of the vulgar wealth of earth ; while, again, it is just as true that the wife can do little or nothing against the influence of the hus- band. Therefore, let those who are knit togethe...r in that sa- cred union seek to be truly one in this the highest and no- blest of all co-operation — the fellowship of the Gospel. Let them strengthen each other's hands in God, and let their home be opened to any faithful Paul or any eloquent Apol- los whom God in his providence may send them. There are no more touching chapters in this history than those which tell of the friendship between this couple and our noble apostle ; and the tender tone in which he always con- nects Priscilla with her husband is a convincing proof of the falsehood of that modern libel that Paul was deficient in his appreciation of womanhood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William M William Mackergo Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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