Plain Thoughts of Faith And Life
Plain Thoughts of Faith And Life
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Yet how many even Christian people go groaning about, troubled in spirit as to what they shall do! They forget that glorious name which the prophet of old was inspired to write, "and his name shall be called Counselor. " Counselor — that should be the everyday name of Christ in 196 PLAIN THOUGHTS our hearts. Human philosophy never brought humanity so consolingly near to the heart of the Infinite as that one word of revelation brings us. Are we disturbed, then, about our present or our future wo...rk, concerning its fit- ness, its utility, its righteousness, we have an infallible Counselor, who loves us better than we or our friends can love us, and who can insure our interests and the world's infinitely better than we are able. That Friend standeth at the door at the opening, and at every hour of the day. It is he who, with an infinite com- passion, bids, "Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. " In this connection observe the apparently sublime indifference expressed in that word "whatsoever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet how many even Christian people go groaning about, troubled in spirit as to what they shall do! They forget that glorious name which the prophet of old was inspired to write, "and his name shall be called Counselor. " Counselor — that should be the everyday name of Christ in 196 PLAIN THOUGHTS our hearts. Human philosophy never brought humanity so consolingly near to the heart of the Infinite as that one word of revelation brings us. Are we disturbed, then, about our present or our future wo...rk, concerning its fit- ness, its utility, its righteousness, we have an infallible Counselor, who loves us better than we or our friends can love us, and who can insure our interests and the world's infinitely better than we are able. That Friend standeth at the door at the opening, and at every hour of the day. It is he who, with an infinite com- passion, bids, "Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. " In this connection observe the apparently sublime indifference expressed in that word "whatsoever.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wellesley Perry Coddington to read onlineMoreLess
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