Sermons On Selected Lessons of the New Testament volume 20
Sermons On Selected Lessons of the New Testament volume 20
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Before all things ? Before all things watch, before all things give earnest heed. Ix. 10. I myself too once swore on every' occasion, I once ' passim i^jj^j i^ijjg most offensive and deadly habit. I tell you, Beloved, from the time that I began to serve God, and saw how great a wickedness there is in false swearing, I have feared ex- sveter- ceedingly, and in fear have bridled this most inveterate^ nosis- simam ^^^-bit. Being bridled, it is checked, checked it languishes, languishing it dies en...tirely, and to the evil habit a good succeeds. But now I do not tell you, that I never swear. For if I say this, I lie. As to my concern herein, I do swear; but to the best of my belief, only when compelled by great necessity. When I see that I am not believed unless I do it, and that it is not for his good who does not believe me, that he does not believe, having thoroughly weighed the reason and balanced the consideration, I do with great fear say, " Before God;" or, " God is my witness;" or, " Christ knows that so it is in my heart;" and I see that this is more, that is, is over and above, Yea, yea; Nay, nay; but that which is over and above is of evil; and if not of the evil of him who swears, it is of the evil of him that does not believe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before all things ? Before all things watch, before all things give earnest heed. Ix. 10. I myself too once swore on every' occasion, I once ' passim i^jj^j i^ijjg most offensive and deadly habit. I tell you, Beloved, from the time that I began to serve God, and saw how great a wickedness there is in false swearing, I have feared ex- sveter- ceedingly, and in fear have bridled this most inveterate^ nosis- simam ^^^-bit. Being bridled, it is checked, checked it languishes, languishing it dies en...tirely, and to the evil habit a good succeeds. But now I do not tell you, that I never swear. For if I say this, I lie. As to my concern herein, I do swear; but to the best of my belief, only when compelled by great necessity. When I see that I am not believed unless I do it, and that it is not for his good who does not believe me, that he does not believe, having thoroughly weighed the reason and balanced the consideration, I do with great fear say, " Before God;" or, " God is my witness;" or, " Christ knows that so it is in my heart;" and I see that this is more, that is, is over and above, Yea, yea; Nay, nay; but that which is over and above is of evil; and if not of the evil of him who swears, it is of the evil of him that does not believe.
What to read after Sermons On Selected Lessons of the New Testament volume 20?
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