Sermons for the Christian Year, volume 1
Sermons for the Christian Year, volume 1
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Now let us see what notion He Himself, in that same dis- course, taught us to entertain of the liberty or freedom which He won for us at so dear a rate. Certain Jews, says the Gospel, moved by the marvellous words which He spake, and by His heavenly way of speak- ing, while they listened, believed on Him. They could not resist the wisdom and the spirit by which He spake. So far was so good : it is better surely to be convinced in one's mind that the Gospel is true Digitized by Google 348 Christ...ian liberty.
and good, than to doubt or disbelieve it : but such conviction, such belief as this is not yet true faith, and brings not after it the unspeakable gifts of the Holy Ghost. Our Lord gave those His new disciples, if they could be called disciples, a caution accord- ingly. ^ ^ Then said Jesus to those Jews which believed on Him, If ye continue in My word, then are ye My disciples indeed : and ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." In these few words there are four points contained, four warnings most necessary to be considered, by all who seem to be turning to God : and as those Jews were greatly offended with Christ for saying those words, so we find by daily experience that nothing affronts persons more, than when we give them the like cautions and warnings, lest they should too easily conclude that they are true believers, and in a safe and good way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now let us see what notion He Himself, in that same dis- course, taught us to entertain of the liberty or freedom which He won for us at so dear a rate. Certain Jews, says the Gospel, moved by the marvellous words which He spake, and by His heavenly way of speak- ing, while they listened, believed on Him. They could not resist the wisdom and the spirit by which He spake. So far was so good : it is better surely to be convinced in one's mind that the Gospel is true Digitized by Google 348 Christ...ian liberty.
and good, than to doubt or disbelieve it : but such conviction, such belief as this is not yet true faith, and brings not after it the unspeakable gifts of the Holy Ghost. Our Lord gave those His new disciples, if they could be called disciples, a caution accord- ingly. ^ ^ Then said Jesus to those Jews which believed on Him, If ye continue in My word, then are ye My disciples indeed : and ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." In these few words there are four points contained, four warnings most necessary to be considered, by all who seem to be turning to God : and as those Jews were greatly offended with Christ for saying those words, so we find by daily experience that nothing affronts persons more, than when we give them the like cautions and warnings, lest they should too easily conclude that they are true believers, and in a safe and good way.
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 Keble, John, 1792-1866 to read onlineMoreLess
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