Sermons volume 2
Sermons volume 2
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Can man, a frail child of the dust, so totally dependent as he is, and who has been so greatly obliged, ever treat with disregard his most bountiful Benefactor? Can that being, who was originally placed in so low an order of God!s intelligent creatures, and who has degraded himself by wilful transgression, be ever so absurd in bis pride, as to be ashamed of the Lord of life, the Head of all principality and power, to whom all authority in heaven and earth is now committed, and who will hereafte...r come in the glory of the almighty Sermon 25. Of our Faith in Christ 27» Father, attended by innumerable hosts of the holy angels ?
Yet, such is the absurdity and ingratitude of de- generate man, that our Redeemer and Lord has too often received this contemptuous treatment, from the time in which he assumed our nature in the form of a servant, and dwelt among us in great humility, to the present moment, when he is highly exalted, and has a name given unto him, which is above every name. The haughty Jews, the descendants of Abraham, and therefore vainly elated with the notion that they were the peculiar favourites of heaven, were ashamed of a Messiah so meek and lowly, so entirely divested of all eiarthly pomp and splendour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can man, a frail child of the dust, so totally dependent as he is, and who has been so greatly obliged, ever treat with disregard his most bountiful Benefactor? Can that being, who was originally placed in so low an order of God!s intelligent creatures, and who has degraded himself by wilful transgression, be ever so absurd in bis pride, as to be ashamed of the Lord of life, the Head of all principality and power, to whom all authority in heaven and earth is now committed, and who will hereafte...r come in the glory of the almighty Sermon 25. Of our Faith in Christ 27» Father, attended by innumerable hosts of the holy angels ?
Yet, such is the absurdity and ingratitude of de- generate man, that our Redeemer and Lord has too often received this contemptuous treatment, from the time in which he assumed our nature in the form of a servant, and dwelt among us in great humility, to the present moment, when he is highly exalted, and has a name given unto him, which is above every name. The haughty Jews, the descendants of Abraham, and therefore vainly elated with the notion that they were the peculiar favourites of heaven, were ashamed of a Messiah so meek and lowly, so entirely divested of all eiarthly pomp and splendour.
What to read after Sermons volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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