Sermons On National Subjects
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Let us who have property, and station, and education, neverforget who has given it us, and for whom we must use it. Let usnever forget that to whom much is given, of them will much berequired. Let us pray to the Lord daily to write upon our inmosthearts those solemn words: "Who made thee to differ from another;and what hast thou which thou didst not receive?" Let us look on ourservants, our labourers, on every human being over whom we have anyinfluence, as weaker brothers whom God has commanded... us to help, teach, and guide in body, mind, and spirit, not that we may make themour slaves, but make them free, manful, self-helping, and in due timeindependent of us and of everyone except God.
And you young people, who have no authority over anyone, but overyour own bodies; to whom the Lord has given little or nothing tomanage and take care of except your own health and strength--do notlet the devil tempt you to believe that that health and strength isyour own property, to do what you like with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us who have property, and station, and education, neverforget who has given it us, and for whom we must use it. Let usnever forget that to whom much is given, of them will much berequired. Let us pray to the Lord daily to write upon our inmosthearts those solemn words: "Who made thee to differ from another;and what hast thou which thou didst not receive?" Let us look on ourservants, our labourers, on every human being over whom we have anyinfluence, as weaker brothers whom God has commanded... us to help, teach, and guide in body, mind, and spirit, not that we may make themour slaves, but make them free, manful, self-helping, and in due timeindependent of us and of everyone except God.
And you young people, who have no authority over anyone, but overyour own bodies; to whom the Lord has given little or nothing tomanage and take care of except your own health and strength--do notlet the devil tempt you to believe that that health and strength isyour own property, to do what you like with.
What to read after Sermons On National Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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