Sermons Preached in the African Protestant Episcopal Church of St. Thomas', Philadelphia
Sermons Preached in the African Protestant Episcopal Church of St. Thomas', Philadelphia
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YIII.
revelation confirm, is practically rejected.
But however averse we may be to give this subject that due consideration which its importance demands, its truthfulness nevertheless, remains the same. Our in- difference to it cannot alter it. It becomes us, therefore, as rational and accountable beings, calmly, but seriously to consider, how short the time is that we have to remain upon the stage of action. And may the Holy Spirit help us so to con- sider it, that we may be led to apply our h...earts unto heavenly wisdom.
^^ The time is ahxyrir Compared with that eternal duration which is without beginning or end ; timey in its most ex- tended sense, stretching out its line frt>m the dawn of creation to the final consum- mation of all things, is short. For though our planet should continue its diurnal and annual revolution a thousand times longer than it h6ts already, a period is to arrive, when its present career through its ap- SEB. Vni.] UNOBBTAINTY OF TIMf . 155 pointed pathway will be terminated — when " it shall wax old as doth a garment^ and be changed'^ But, eternity, properly speaking, has neither beginning nor end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
YIII.
revelation confirm, is practically rejected.
But however averse we may be to give this subject that due consideration which its importance demands, its truthfulness nevertheless, remains the same. Our in- difference to it cannot alter it. It becomes us, therefore, as rational and accountable beings, calmly, but seriously to consider, how short the time is that we have to remain upon the stage of action. And may the Holy Spirit help us so to con- sider it, that we may be led to apply our h...earts unto heavenly wisdom.
^^ The time is ahxyrir Compared with that eternal duration which is without beginning or end ; timey in its most ex- tended sense, stretching out its line frt>m the dawn of creation to the final consum- mation of all things, is short. For though our planet should continue its diurnal and annual revolution a thousand times longer than it h6ts already, a period is to arrive, when its present career through its ap- SEB. Vni.] UNOBBTAINTY OF TIMf . 155 pointed pathway will be terminated — when " it shall wax old as doth a garment^ and be changed'^ But, eternity, properly speaking, has neither beginning nor end.
What to read after Sermons Preached in the African Protestant Episcopal Church of St. Thomas', Philadelphia?
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