Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions volume 1
Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions volume 1
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David, though a man of most intimate converse and ac- quaintance with God, and one who bore a kingly preeminence over others, no less in point of piety than of majesty, after he had made 'such rich, such vast, and almost incredible provision of materials for the building of the temple ; yet because he had dipt his hands in blood, though but the blood of God's enemies, had the glory of that work took out of them, and was not permitted to lay a stone in that sacred pile ; but the whole work was e...ntirely re- served for Solomon, a prince adorned with those parts of mind, and exalted by such a concurrence of ON PSALM LXXXVII. 2. 177 all prosperous events to make him glorious and magnificent, as if God had made it his business to build a Solomon, that Solomon might build him an house. To which, had wot God bore a very different respect from what he bore to all other places, why might not David have been permitted to build God a temple, as well as to rear himself a palace ? Why might not he, who was so pious as to design, be also so prosperous as to finish it ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
David, though a man of most intimate converse and ac- quaintance with God, and one who bore a kingly preeminence over others, no less in point of piety than of majesty, after he had made 'such rich, such vast, and almost incredible provision of materials for the building of the temple ; yet because he had dipt his hands in blood, though but the blood of God's enemies, had the glory of that work took out of them, and was not permitted to lay a stone in that sacred pile ; but the whole work was e...ntirely re- served for Solomon, a prince adorned with those parts of mind, and exalted by such a concurrence of ON PSALM LXXXVII. 2. 177 all prosperous events to make him glorious and magnificent, as if God had made it his business to build a Solomon, that Solomon might build him an house. To which, had wot God bore a very different respect from what he bore to all other places, why might not David have been permitted to build God a temple, as well as to rear himself a palace ? Why might not he, who was so pious as to design, be also so prosperous as to finish it ?
What to read after Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert South to read onlineMoreLess
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