Poems 4
Poems 4
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SuppoHng fhen> that to hallow God^s name was a laborious taik, whereas it is mofl eafy and pleafant> and that it was pro- fitable to God> but not in the leaft to our- felves, gratitude (bould even then be fuffi- cient to induce us to perform it. Our fin- cere hallowing of God's name doth not ren- der him one whit more holy* who is in him- felf holy above all that is called holy ; doth not render him in the leaft n^pre glorious^ who is in himfelf great above all glory;- our becoming faithful fub...jefls of his king- dom doth not at all encreafe his dominion^ who in the right of his own efTential per- fe&ibns ruleth over all; nor our zealous performance of> and fubmiflion to, his willy make any addition to his authority who doeth whatfoever he will in Heaven and in earth. It is for our own fakes therefore 92 SERMONTIV; therefore that we are taught thus to pray» and required thus to -afl; that by fo doing we may render ourfelves proper obje& of God's goodnefs, and partake of the bleflfed efFeds of his beneficence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SuppoHng fhen> that to hallow God^s name was a laborious taik, whereas it is mofl eafy and pleafant> and that it was pro- fitable to God> but not in the leaft to our- felves, gratitude (bould even then be fuffi- cient to induce us to perform it. Our fin- cere hallowing of God's name doth not ren- der him one whit more holy* who is in him- felf holy above all that is called holy ; doth not render him in the leaft n^pre glorious^ who is in himfelf great above all glory;- our becoming faithful fub...jefls of his king- dom doth not at all encreafe his dominion^ who in the right of his own efTential per- fe&ibns ruleth over all; nor our zealous performance of> and fubmiflion to, his willy make any addition to his authority who doeth whatfoever he will in Heaven and in earth. It is for our own fakes therefore 92 SERMONTIV; therefore that we are taught thus to pray» and required thus to -afl; that by fo doing we may render ourfelves proper obje& of God's goodnefs, and partake of the bleflfed efFeds of his beneficence.
What to read after Poems 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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