Sermons On the Dignity of Man : And the Value of the Objects Principally Relating to Human Happiness V.2
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Had I not better try all things than give myself up to despondency, or sink into comfortless despair ?
So thought the lost young man ; and so the re- pentant sinner thinks, who is in earnest, and anxious about his salvation. Vvhat a blessing says he to himself, have I voluntarily rejected by my sins and my follies ! Happy had it been for me if I had hearkened to the voice of God and of my conscience, if I had observed their affectionate admonitions and susrorestions, if I had retained mv innoce...nce, and re- mained faithful to my duty ! How rational, h©w equitable, how reasonable are all the commands of God and how happy would the observing of them have made me ! 'llie inestimable favor of the Su- preme Being, peace of mind, contentment of spirit, the consciousness of my integrity, the esteem and love of all the good, the certain hope of everlasting hap- piness, w^ould have delighted all my days ; they would. have s^veetened the cup of life, and have alle- viated the burden of its cares ; they would have shed divine transport upon my soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had I not better try all things than give myself up to despondency, or sink into comfortless despair ?
So thought the lost young man ; and so the re- pentant sinner thinks, who is in earnest, and anxious about his salvation. Vvhat a blessing says he to himself, have I voluntarily rejected by my sins and my follies ! Happy had it been for me if I had hearkened to the voice of God and of my conscience, if I had observed their affectionate admonitions and susrorestions, if I had retained mv innoce...nce, and re- mained faithful to my duty ! How rational, h©w equitable, how reasonable are all the commands of God and how happy would the observing of them have made me ! 'llie inestimable favor of the Su- preme Being, peace of mind, contentment of spirit, the consciousness of my integrity, the esteem and love of all the good, the certain hope of everlasting hap- piness, w^ould have delighted all my days ; they would. have s^veetened the cup of life, and have alle- viated the burden of its cares ; they would have shed divine transport upon my soul.
What to read after Sermons On the Dignity of Man : And the Value of the Objects Principally Relating to Human Happiness V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Joachim Zollikofer to read onlineMoreLess
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