Purpose And Use of Comfort, And Other Sermons
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Is it not always primarily the desire for the holiness he seeks? And yet the saved of the Saviour as He is borne onward into His salvation never can lose the sense of the great deep below him, into which he must fall if he lets the Saviour go.
But that sense only tightens more closely the grasp of the hands which have first seized the hope that was set before them out of ardent desire. This, I am sure, is always the proportion of the Gospel. " Flee from the wrath to come" is always an ally and ...humble servant of the great " Come unto me." "Come unto me" might •tand alone, even if there were no " Flee from th» wi-ath 260 IS IT I?
to come. ' But what would " Flee from the wrath to come " be without " Come unto me " ? One is almost ready to say : Better lose sight of the mysterious ca- pacity of life altogether, than to see only one side of it.
Hide your eyes. Forget that you are a sinner ; never dare look down and see what a sinner you may be, if there is no Saviour from your sin. But if there is, and if you see Him, then feel the depth below you and let it make you cling to Him more closely ; realize the power of sinfulness, which has in it the cruelty and falseness and impurity of the worst men that have lived, that you may realize also the power of holiness which has in it the truth and bravery and gentleness of all the saints; let the gulf under your feet measure for you the sky over- head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it not always primarily the desire for the holiness he seeks? And yet the saved of the Saviour as He is borne onward into His salvation never can lose the sense of the great deep below him, into which he must fall if he lets the Saviour go.
But that sense only tightens more closely the grasp of the hands which have first seized the hope that was set before them out of ardent desire. This, I am sure, is always the proportion of the Gospel. " Flee from the wrath to come" is always an ally and ...humble servant of the great " Come unto me." "Come unto me" might •tand alone, even if there were no " Flee from th» wi-ath 260 IS IT I?
to come. ' But what would " Flee from the wrath to come " be without " Come unto me " ? One is almost ready to say : Better lose sight of the mysterious ca- pacity of life altogether, than to see only one side of it.
Hide your eyes. Forget that you are a sinner ; never dare look down and see what a sinner you may be, if there is no Saviour from your sin. But if there is, and if you see Him, then feel the depth below you and let it make you cling to Him more closely ; realize the power of sinfulness, which has in it the cruelty and falseness and impurity of the worst men that have lived, that you may realize also the power of holiness which has in it the truth and bravery and gentleness of all the saints; let the gulf under your feet measure for you the sky over- head.
What to read after Purpose And Use of Comfort, And Other Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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