Sermons From a Sick-Room
Sermons From a Sick-Room
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or whither shall I flee from thy presence ? " III. God's presence in the perplexities of our expe- rience. The untrodden ways of life are not the only, nor even the principal, obscurities in life ; there are incidents in man's experience, which seem only the more perplexing the more we know of them ; mysteries in the ways of God, to which no familiarity can wholly reconcile us, and the gloom of which is, at the best, but very partially relieved. There is the mystery of pain, and that strange fl...uctuation of spiritual emotion, which pain often brings ; there are the complications THE OMNIPRESENT GOD. 93 of human relations, in which the saintliest seem often the victims of the basest, or the sacrifices for the sins of others ; there are the conflicts of noble affections, of the purpose of patience with the impulse of indig- nation, of our love of men in its pleadings against the fear of God. Such experiences are imaged for us in the eleventh and twelfth verses ; by these our trust in the omnipresent God is mqst sorely exercised, in these we have no support but Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
or whither shall I flee from thy presence ? " III. God's presence in the perplexities of our expe- rience. The untrodden ways of life are not the only, nor even the principal, obscurities in life ; there are incidents in man's experience, which seem only the more perplexing the more we know of them ; mysteries in the ways of God, to which no familiarity can wholly reconcile us, and the gloom of which is, at the best, but very partially relieved. There is the mystery of pain, and that strange fl...uctuation of spiritual emotion, which pain often brings ; there are the complications THE OMNIPRESENT GOD. 93 of human relations, in which the saintliest seem often the victims of the basest, or the sacrifices for the sins of others ; there are the conflicts of noble affections, of the purpose of patience with the impulse of indig- nation, of our love of men in its pleadings against the fear of God. Such experiences are imaged for us in the eleventh and twelfth verses ; by these our trust in the omnipresent God is mqst sorely exercised, in these we have no support but Him.
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