Sermons Preached At Glasbury, Brecknockshire: And in St. James's Chapel, Clapham, Surrey
Sermons Preached At Glasbury, Brecknockshire: And in St. James's Chapel, Clapham, Surrey
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A dead faith is an absurdity ; a dead, inoperative love is ten- fold more absurd. A love without power or feeling, a love that seldom thinks of its object, that never delights in him, that can, ^.
offend him without compunction, and live * estranged from him without sorrow, and would not lose one atom of its happiness if he were annihilated ; can you seriously call this a real affection ? Can you for one moment think that he who commands you to love him with all your heart, and soul, and streng...th, will accept or acknowledge it? Offer it to your friend, tender it to any of youj fellow- worms ; there is not one of them, who would not reject it with scorn, and give you in return for it his pity or contempt. And ought that to pass for a supreme love to the Lord Jesus Christ, which would not pass for common friend- ship among men ? Will that love do for heaven, which is not good enough for earth?
Brethren, the safety of many among you lies in coming to a conviction of this fact, not that your love for the Saviour is imper- feet, weak, and cold ; but that you have no love at all for him ; that you are actu- ally in a state of enmity against him and his ways ; an enmity concealed from your- selves perhaps under a form of religion, never hinted at by your neighbors, but as real, and as deadly, and, unless you take heed, as permanent, as sin can make it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A dead faith is an absurdity ; a dead, inoperative love is ten- fold more absurd. A love without power or feeling, a love that seldom thinks of its object, that never delights in him, that can, ^.
offend him without compunction, and live * estranged from him without sorrow, and would not lose one atom of its happiness if he were annihilated ; can you seriously call this a real affection ? Can you for one moment think that he who commands you to love him with all your heart, and soul, and streng...th, will accept or acknowledge it? Offer it to your friend, tender it to any of youj fellow- worms ; there is not one of them, who would not reject it with scorn, and give you in return for it his pity or contempt. And ought that to pass for a supreme love to the Lord Jesus Christ, which would not pass for common friend- ship among men ? Will that love do for heaven, which is not good enough for earth?
Brethren, the safety of many among you lies in coming to a conviction of this fact, not that your love for the Saviour is imper- feet, weak, and cold ; but that you have no love at all for him ; that you are actu- ally in a state of enmity against him and his ways ; an enmity concealed from your- selves perhaps under a form of religion, never hinted at by your neighbors, but as real, and as deadly, and, unless you take heed, as permanent, as sin can make it.
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