Sermons for the Christian Year volume 1
Sermons for the Christian Year volume 1
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His throne is in keeping with the poverty which He came to consecrate. It is a man- ger filled with straw. His royal court consists of a poor artizan, a humble maiden, the ox and the ass that share with Him the rude shelter of that rugged stall. By and by, that retinue is swelled by the poor shepherds, who have left their flocks on the hill- side, in order to come and pay their adoration to Him. If then, my dear brethren, you have, by God's grace, attained to this poverty of spirit; if you have... cast off all inordinate attachment to this world, with its pomps and vanities; if you have despised those sensual gratifications, with which the senseless world is wont, at this holy season, to outrage the God of poverty and mortification; if you have kept the watches of this holy Christmas night, not in rioting and drunkenness, not in revelry and sensuality, but CHRISTMAS 109 in prayer and the humble confession of your sins ; in the devout expectation of the coming of the great God and our Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ; (Tit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His throne is in keeping with the poverty which He came to consecrate. It is a man- ger filled with straw. His royal court consists of a poor artizan, a humble maiden, the ox and the ass that share with Him the rude shelter of that rugged stall. By and by, that retinue is swelled by the poor shepherds, who have left their flocks on the hill- side, in order to come and pay their adoration to Him. If then, my dear brethren, you have, by God's grace, attained to this poverty of spirit; if you have... cast off all inordinate attachment to this world, with its pomps and vanities; if you have despised those sensual gratifications, with which the senseless world is wont, at this holy season, to outrage the God of poverty and mortification; if you have kept the watches of this holy Christmas night, not in rioting and drunkenness, not in revelry and sensuality, but CHRISTMAS 109 in prayer and the humble confession of your sins ; in the devout expectation of the coming of the great God and our Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ; (Tit.
What to read after Sermons for the Christian Year volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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