Plain Sermons volume 2
Plain Sermons volume 2
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Most persons of every station of life of necessity have their thoughts and time in a good degree occupied by worldly matters through the week, and some much more than is necessary.
However on Sunday even the world will give them leave to turn their minds to higher and substantial things, to meditation on the work and will of our God and Savior ; for instance, parents have a noble oppor- tunity of instructing themselves, while they endeavor to instruct their children, and ought not to think that... every thing is to be done at schools.
The Sundays of men's life are not so many as that we may afford to waste any of them. The Christian sabbath is rest, not idleness. And if we act on any notion dif- ferent from this under a pretence of keeping it more strictly, we are like him who said so boldly, "I was afraid, and went and hid thy talent in the earth. " Nor again if we are at all in earnest in our Christian profession may we venture, through any feelings of low unworthy pride or vanity, to stand back from doing what we can, be it ever so small, and (in the eye of the world) contemptible, in the cause of him who has done so much for us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most persons of every station of life of necessity have their thoughts and time in a good degree occupied by worldly matters through the week, and some much more than is necessary.
However on Sunday even the world will give them leave to turn their minds to higher and substantial things, to meditation on the work and will of our God and Savior ; for instance, parents have a noble oppor- tunity of instructing themselves, while they endeavor to instruct their children, and ought not to think that... every thing is to be done at schools.
The Sundays of men's life are not so many as that we may afford to waste any of them. The Christian sabbath is rest, not idleness. And if we act on any notion dif- ferent from this under a pretence of keeping it more strictly, we are like him who said so boldly, "I was afraid, and went and hid thy talent in the earth. " Nor again if we are at all in earnest in our Christian profession may we venture, through any feelings of low unworthy pride or vanity, to stand back from doing what we can, be it ever so small, and (in the eye of the world) contemptible, in the cause of him who has done so much for us.
What to read after Plain Sermons volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gasquet, Francis Aidan, 1846-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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