Sermons Preached in the Chapel of Rugby School With An Address Before Confirma
Sermons Preached in the Chapel of Rugby School With An Address Before Confirma
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161 too many of those who do attend the communion, still appear to be strangers to the principle of faith. They cannot be said, like the Apostles, to " have continued with Christ in his temptations, " for they have never known what it is to struggle against temp- tation for Christ's sake. They have never made it their deliberate choice to abide with him, let who would forsake him, because they were sure that he had "the words of eternal life. " As to leaving him outwardly, — that is, of changin...g their religion, and be- coming heathens and Mahometans, — that is a question which has never come before their minds, as there is nothing to tempt them to do it ; but, as to leaving him really, that is to say, ceasing to obey him, to honour him, to love him, they do not cease to do these things, only because they have never begun to do them at all ; they do not turn back from Christ, only because they have never really followed him. However much then we may be called Christians, and however little we have ever doubted the fact of Christ's life and death, we cannot on that account lay claim to that true and lively faith which Christ saw in his eleven Apostles, and for which he did not hesitate to pronounce them to be "clean every whit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
161 too many of those who do attend the communion, still appear to be strangers to the principle of faith. They cannot be said, like the Apostles, to " have continued with Christ in his temptations, " for they have never known what it is to struggle against temp- tation for Christ's sake. They have never made it their deliberate choice to abide with him, let who would forsake him, because they were sure that he had "the words of eternal life. " As to leaving him outwardly, — that is, of changin...g their religion, and be- coming heathens and Mahometans, — that is a question which has never come before their minds, as there is nothing to tempt them to do it ; but, as to leaving him really, that is to say, ceasing to obey him, to honour him, to love him, they do not cease to do these things, only because they have never begun to do them at all ; they do not turn back from Christ, only because they have never really followed him. However much then we may be called Christians, and however little we have ever doubted the fact of Christ's life and death, we cannot on that account lay claim to that true and lively faith which Christ saw in his eleven Apostles, and for which he did not hesitate to pronounce them to be "clean every whit.
What to read after Sermons Preached in the Chapel of Rugby School With An Address Before Confirma?
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