Sermons By the Late Rev J S Buckminster
Sermons By the Late Rev J S Buckminster
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Lengthened ill- ness, too, not only draws o(f our attention gradually from a world we must leave, but it seems to usher into view, by a similar and solemn gradation, the world which we are about to enter. It places us in an extended and narrow vista, in which the various objects on each side are excluded, and eternity, that vast object at the termination of the view, seems to enlarge, as we approach it, till it fills at last, and engrosses the conceptions. 7 SERMON IV.
LUKE xiT. 18.
AND THEV AL...L WITH ONB CONSENT BEGAN TO MAKE EXCUSE.
This parable, of the invitation refused, who eves read without indiojnation at tlie rotiteinptuous inci- vility and ingratitude of these men? A nobleman, W are told, on the marriay;e of bis son, proclaims his intention of makinji; a liberal entertainment. Mariv guests are invited. To some, we may sup- pose, he was a benefactor ; to others, a friend ; to all, a kind and condescending superiour. At the hour of supper his servants are again despatched to urore their coming, to inform them, that every thing is ready, and that he wails only their arrival.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lengthened ill- ness, too, not only draws o(f our attention gradually from a world we must leave, but it seems to usher into view, by a similar and solemn gradation, the world which we are about to enter. It places us in an extended and narrow vista, in which the various objects on each side are excluded, and eternity, that vast object at the termination of the view, seems to enlarge, as we approach it, till it fills at last, and engrosses the conceptions. 7 SERMON IV.
LUKE xiT. 18.
AND THEV AL...L WITH ONB CONSENT BEGAN TO MAKE EXCUSE.
This parable, of the invitation refused, who eves read without indiojnation at tlie rotiteinptuous inci- vility and ingratitude of these men? A nobleman, W are told, on the marriay;e of bis son, proclaims his intention of makinji; a liberal entertainment. Mariv guests are invited. To some, we may sup- pose, he was a benefactor ; to others, a friend ; to all, a kind and condescending superiour. At the hour of supper his servants are again despatched to urore their coming, to inform them, that every thing is ready, and that he wails only their arrival.
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