Scenes From the Pilgrims Progress Poems
Scenes From the Pilgrims Progress Poems
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Yet ftrongeft minds gain moft by interchange of thought. " " That is indeed a lofs to be deplored.
For what more fit to grace a human lip, Than humble fpeech of heaven and heaven's Adored ?" Faithful replied ; "I like your fellowfhip Exceeding well, you let no topic flip Out of your grafp without conviction's feal, " Said Talkative, "and O ! 'tis fweet to (trip The folds from myftery, and fo reveal The hidden things of God, if we have hearts to feel 94 CONVERSATION WITH TALKATIVE *' Delight in ...what is new or wonderful ; As thus, if any love to dig in mines Of unwrought treafure, or enjoy to cull The field of wonders, miracles, and figns, They find no book like God's, where joy combines So fweetly with furprife ;" "All this is true, " Said Faithful, "but the fruit His hand enfhrines Within the flower, — I mean what deeds enfue After we ihut the book, fhould moft be held in view. " " I faid fo, for the light which converfe flings On fcripture is moft precious ; we by fpeech, " Said Talkative, " explore unnumbered things ; By this, earth's vanity we learn and teach, And bring heaven's truth down to our fpirit's reach ; Thus in the general, but to be exprefs, The abfolute neceffity for each Of the new birth, how poor and profitlefs All works of man, the need of Chrifl's own righteoufnefs, CONVERSATION WITH TALKATIVE 95 " Or fuch like, by this means are taught ; I may Alfo affert that thus by talk, we learn How to repent, believe, endure, and pray, And fo forth ; by this like wife we difcern Promise and joy, when with our friends we turn The gofpel page ; further, by this we know How to refute falfe do6lrine ; and we earn The right to vindicate the truth, yea grow Weak to infl:ru6l the weak, yet ftrong to raife the low.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet ftrongeft minds gain moft by interchange of thought. " " That is indeed a lofs to be deplored.
For what more fit to grace a human lip, Than humble fpeech of heaven and heaven's Adored ?" Faithful replied ; "I like your fellowfhip Exceeding well, you let no topic flip Out of your grafp without conviction's feal, " Said Talkative, "and O ! 'tis fweet to (trip The folds from myftery, and fo reveal The hidden things of God, if we have hearts to feel 94 CONVERSATION WITH TALKATIVE *' Delight in ...what is new or wonderful ; As thus, if any love to dig in mines Of unwrought treafure, or enjoy to cull The field of wonders, miracles, and figns, They find no book like God's, where joy combines So fweetly with furprife ;" "All this is true, " Said Faithful, "but the fruit His hand enfhrines Within the flower, — I mean what deeds enfue After we ihut the book, fhould moft be held in view. " " I faid fo, for the light which converfe flings On fcripture is moft precious ; we by fpeech, " Said Talkative, " explore unnumbered things ; By this, earth's vanity we learn and teach, And bring heaven's truth down to our fpirit's reach ; Thus in the general, but to be exprefs, The abfolute neceffity for each Of the new birth, how poor and profitlefs All works of man, the need of Chrifl's own righteoufnefs, CONVERSATION WITH TALKATIVE 95 " Or fuch like, by this means are taught ; I may Alfo affert that thus by talk, we learn How to repent, believe, endure, and pray, And fo forth ; by this like wife we difcern Promise and joy, when with our friends we turn The gofpel page ; further, by this we know How to refute falfe do6lrine ; and we earn The right to vindicate the truth, yea grow Weak to infl:ru6l the weak, yet ftrong to raife the low.
What to read after Scenes From the Pilgrims Progress Poems?
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