Sermons Translated From the Original French of the Late Rev James Saurin Pasto
Sermons Translated From the Original French of the Late Rev James Saurin Pasto
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An action that may seem very tolerable to us, is sometimes a very atrocious crime, on account of the little temptation which the offender had to commit it. Such Avas the action of that man who gathered sticks upon the Sabbath-dai/y Numb. XV. 32. And although this may seem very tol- erable to us yet it was a heinous offence, because it was very easy to abstain from it, and therefore he was stoned. An action, that may seem very pardon- able to us, may be a heinous crime, on account of the dignity... of the offender. Such w^as that of Na- dab and Abihu ; they offered strange fire to the Lord, and although it may appear very pardonable to us yet it Avas an atrocious crime, for Nadab and Abihu w^ere ministers of holy things, and they ought to have given examples of exact and scrupulous obedience, accordingly they were consumed with fire from hea- ven. Lev. X. 1, 2.
Thus w^e have gone through our first article, and have endeavoured to give you distinct ideas of that which the scripture calls in God, wrath, anger, con- suming Jire, Moreover, in explaining the meaning of tlie pro- position in the text, we have collected several passa- ges, and alleged several examples, which prove the truth under our consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An action that may seem very tolerable to us, is sometimes a very atrocious crime, on account of the little temptation which the offender had to commit it. Such Avas the action of that man who gathered sticks upon the Sabbath-dai/y Numb. XV. 32. And although this may seem very tol- erable to us yet it was a heinous offence, because it was very easy to abstain from it, and therefore he was stoned. An action, that may seem very pardon- able to us, may be a heinous crime, on account of the dignity... of the offender. Such w^as that of Na- dab and Abihu ; they offered strange fire to the Lord, and although it may appear very pardonable to us yet it Avas an atrocious crime, for Nadab and Abihu w^ere ministers of holy things, and they ought to have given examples of exact and scrupulous obedience, accordingly they were consumed with fire from hea- ven. Lev. X. 1, 2.
Thus w^e have gone through our first article, and have endeavoured to give you distinct ideas of that which the scripture calls in God, wrath, anger, con- suming Jire, Moreover, in explaining the meaning of tlie pro- position in the text, we have collected several passa- ges, and alleged several examples, which prove the truth under our consideration.
What to read after Sermons Translated From the Original French of the Late Rev James Saurin Pasto?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Saurin to read onlineMoreLess
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