Sermons
Sermons
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There, in the elegant expreffions of Job, the roicied cea/efrom troubling ; and there the weary be at rejt. There the prifoners refi together ; they bear not the voice of the opprefor. The fmall and the great are there ; and 'the fervant is free from his majltr. It is very re* ^tnarkable, that in an languages, and among all na* tions, death has been defcribed in a ftyle of this kind ; exprefled by figures of fpeech, which convey every where the fame idea of reft, or fleep, or re* treat from the... evils of, life. Such a-ftyle pcrfeftly agrees with the general belief of the foul's immortals ity ; but affuredly conveys no high idea of the boafted pleafures of the worlds It fhows how much all mankind have felt this life to be a fcene of trou^ ble and care ; and have agreed in opinion, that peife£l reft is to be expe£ied only in the grave.
There^ fays Job, are the fmall and the great.
There the poor man lays down at laft the burthen of his wearifome life. No more ftiall he groan under the load of poverty and ,toil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, in the elegant expreffions of Job, the roicied cea/efrom troubling ; and there the weary be at rejt. There the prifoners refi together ; they bear not the voice of the opprefor. The fmall and the great are there ; and 'the fervant is free from his majltr. It is very re* ^tnarkable, that in an languages, and among all na* tions, death has been defcribed in a ftyle of this kind ; exprefled by figures of fpeech, which convey every where the fame idea of reft, or fleep, or re* treat from the... evils of, life. Such a-ftyle pcrfeftly agrees with the general belief of the foul's immortals ity ; but affuredly conveys no high idea of the boafted pleafures of the worlds It fhows how much all mankind have felt this life to be a fcene of trou^ ble and care ; and have agreed in opinion, that peife£l reft is to be expe£ied only in the grave.
There^ fays Job, are the fmall and the great.
There the poor man lays down at laft the burthen of his wearifome life. No more ftiall he groan under the load of poverty and ,toil.
What to read after Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Blair to read onlineMoreLess
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