Reminiscences of Seven Years of Early Life
Reminiscences of Seven Years of Early Life
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I repeat to you then this call of the Psalmist, true now as it * See Appendix B.
SEVEN YEARS OF EARLY LIFE. 89 was three thousand years ago, to " mark the per- fect man, and behold the upright, for the end of that man is peace. " I need not remark to an audience instructed in the Holy Scriptures that the word "perfect, " as ap- plied here and elsewhere, conveys no meaning of exemption from frailties incident to our mortal state and to our fallen nature. Entire freedom from sin belongs to " the ...just made perfect, " after they are released from the burden of the flesh. None are more ready to disclaim a sinless condition than those who seem to human judgment most holy and Christ like. With the believer's growth in grace, he grows in humility, and becomes more deeply impressed with his own shortcomings. The ripened ears of wheat bend downward. The word " perfect denotes in scriptural phraseology the enlightened, sincere, whole-hearted, faithful servant of God, one whose religion takes deep root and produces the fruits of righteousness; a living epistle of Christ, to be known and read of all men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I repeat to you then this call of the Psalmist, true now as it * See Appendix B.
SEVEN YEARS OF EARLY LIFE. 89 was three thousand years ago, to " mark the per- fect man, and behold the upright, for the end of that man is peace. " I need not remark to an audience instructed in the Holy Scriptures that the word "perfect, " as ap- plied here and elsewhere, conveys no meaning of exemption from frailties incident to our mortal state and to our fallen nature. Entire freedom from sin belongs to " the ...just made perfect, " after they are released from the burden of the flesh. None are more ready to disclaim a sinless condition than those who seem to human judgment most holy and Christ like. With the believer's growth in grace, he grows in humility, and becomes more deeply impressed with his own shortcomings. The ripened ears of wheat bend downward. The word " perfect denotes in scriptural phraseology the enlightened, sincere, whole-hearted, faithful servant of God, one whose religion takes deep root and produces the fruits of righteousness; a living epistle of Christ, to be known and read of all men.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Somers Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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