Sermon On the Coronation of Their Gracious Majesties King Edward Vii And Queen
Sermon On the Coronation of Their Gracious Majesties King Edward Vii And Queen
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The appointment of a king was to Israel a Divine command, which it received even before it had a land of its own and before it required a ruler.
" Thou shalt set a king over thee, " was said when Israel was still in the wilderness. But the king of Israel was not to be a tyrant who rules according to his own discretion ; not a despot, who is independent of law or duty ; but more than any other mortal was he to observe the laws and commands which God had given to His people, more than any other w...as he bound to engross himself in the Divine doctrines, always to be mindful of them and to make them the motive principles of all his thoughts and deeds. He was the representative of God, and therefore he had to show himself worthy of His the Divine confidence. He was a king by the grace of God, and as such he deserved obedience and high esteem. Supercilious, self complacent conquerors like those whom we find in the heathen antiquity, and who now and then appear also in modern times, figures like Nebuchadnezzar and Cyrus, Caesar and Napoleon, were an unusual appearance among the Jews, and the greatness of the most famous of the Jewish kings, of the wise Solomon, was on account of his wisdom, the Divine understanding which he possessed and which enabled him to bring the welfare and the prosperity of his people to the highest degree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The appointment of a king was to Israel a Divine command, which it received even before it had a land of its own and before it required a ruler.
" Thou shalt set a king over thee, " was said when Israel was still in the wilderness. But the king of Israel was not to be a tyrant who rules according to his own discretion ; not a despot, who is independent of law or duty ; but more than any other mortal was he to observe the laws and commands which God had given to His people, more than any other w...as he bound to engross himself in the Divine doctrines, always to be mindful of them and to make them the motive principles of all his thoughts and deeds. He was the representative of God, and therefore he had to show himself worthy of His the Divine confidence. He was a king by the grace of God, and as such he deserved obedience and high esteem. Supercilious, self complacent conquerors like those whom we find in the heathen antiquity, and who now and then appear also in modern times, figures like Nebuchadnezzar and Cyrus, Caesar and Napoleon, were an unusual appearance among the Jews, and the greatness of the most famous of the Jewish kings, of the wise Solomon, was on account of his wisdom, the Divine understanding which he possessed and which enabled him to bring the welfare and the prosperity of his people to the highest degree.
What to read after Sermon On the Coronation of Their Gracious Majesties King Edward Vii And Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yisrael Hayim Daikhes to read onlineMoreLess
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