Primiti Or Essays And Poems On Various Subjects Religious Moral And Enter
Primiti Or Essays And Poems On Various Subjects Religious Moral And Enter
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Then when the awful day appears, when the Son of Man shall come to judge the world, he shall say unto us, Come, ye blessed children of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you.
Composed, January 12, 106. Eight years eld.
Psalm iii. 6.
1 ttm not afraid of ten thousand of the people, who hact set themselves against me round about.
THE time when the Royal Psalmist wrote this, was when the disobedient Solomon forced him to fly out of his kingdom. These words shew his confi- dence in God ; an...d indeed he plainly manifested this confidence in all his actions. Did not he accept the challenge of the impious giant of the Philistines, when the tallest and strongest man in the army was afraid? But what was the cause of the strong confi- dence in the Almighty? Virtue. He knew that he had done, every thing to the glory of God, and be- haved himself in such a manner as to authorise his confidence in him; and indeed the confidence of se good a man cannot be called presumptuous.
I shall divide my text into two parts : first, the fear and trouble of the' wicked man ; and secondly, the hope of a good man, and his confidence in God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then when the awful day appears, when the Son of Man shall come to judge the world, he shall say unto us, Come, ye blessed children of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you.
Composed, January 12, 106. Eight years eld.
Psalm iii. 6.
1 ttm not afraid of ten thousand of the people, who hact set themselves against me round about.
THE time when the Royal Psalmist wrote this, was when the disobedient Solomon forced him to fly out of his kingdom. These words shew his confi- dence in God ; an...d indeed he plainly manifested this confidence in all his actions. Did not he accept the challenge of the impious giant of the Philistines, when the tallest and strongest man in the army was afraid? But what was the cause of the strong confi- dence in the Almighty? Virtue. He knew that he had done, every thing to the glory of God, and be- haved himself in such a manner as to authorise his confidence in him; and indeed the confidence of se good a man cannot be called presumptuous.
I shall divide my text into two parts : first, the fear and trouble of the' wicked man ; and secondly, the hope of a good man, and his confidence in God.
What to read after Primiti Or Essays And Poems On Various Subjects Religious Moral And Enter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connop Thirlwall to read onlineMoreLess
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