Rejoice With Them That Rejoice a Sermon Preached in Canterbury Cathedral On O
Rejoice With Them That Rejoice a Sermon Preached in Canterbury Cathedral On O
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y JOY WITH THE REJOICING.
but let them remember, that we were not sent into the world to please and indulge ourselves.
And there is more even than this involved. This Church of Christ amono^ us oufjht to be the great fountain-head of sympathy in the land: — she ought ever to be foremost in all kindly and hearty participation of the nation's joy and the nation's sorrow: she ought to gather all in her maternal arms, and to teach all to look to her for encouragement, and for consolation, and for f...os- tering care, " through all the chanoinor scenes of life. " God forbid that she should mar the joy of an occasion like this : — that she should so far forget her holy mission, so far retrace her steps towards the bondage out of which she has escaped, as sullenly to stand by, and refuse to lead the nation's festal celebration of that great blessing which God is granting to us to-day. It ought to be her glory, that she is sound enough and strong enough in the faith, and elastic enough in the exercise of her large affections, to be able, for love's sake, and for gratitude's sake, to lay aside her own particular employment, and her own cherished frame of mind, and think, not on her own, but on the things of others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
y JOY WITH THE REJOICING.
but let them remember, that we were not sent into the world to please and indulge ourselves.
And there is more even than this involved. This Church of Christ amono^ us oufjht to be the great fountain-head of sympathy in the land: — she ought ever to be foremost in all kindly and hearty participation of the nation's joy and the nation's sorrow: she ought to gather all in her maternal arms, and to teach all to look to her for encouragement, and for consolation, and for f...os- tering care, " through all the chanoinor scenes of life. " God forbid that she should mar the joy of an occasion like this : — that she should so far forget her holy mission, so far retrace her steps towards the bondage out of which she has escaped, as sullenly to stand by, and refuse to lead the nation's festal celebration of that great blessing which God is granting to us to-day. It ought to be her glory, that she is sound enough and strong enough in the faith, and elastic enough in the exercise of her large affections, to be able, for love's sake, and for gratitude's sake, to lay aside her own particular employment, and her own cherished frame of mind, and think, not on her own, but on the things of others.
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