Sketch of Antonio Bishallany a Syrian of Mount Lebanon
Sketch of Antonio Bishallany a Syrian of Mount Lebanon
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" HIS PROTESTANTISM. 107 Tlie ideas liere conveyed, and the beauty and force with which many of them are ut- tered in a language unlike his native tongue, and as yet but imperfectly acquired, indi- cate a thinking mind, and excite admiration. His deep conviction of the error and wicked- ness of that system of religion he wished to expose, and if possible, destroy ; his familiar knowledge of it from childhood, and the per- secutions he experienced from its adherents, gave him deep and indelible ...impressions of its false principles, its destructive tendencies, and its intolerant nature ; and from the ful- ness of his heart his mouth spoke, and his pen wrote. His hatred of falsehood and love of truth rendered him bold and emphatic in condemning the one and defending the other. Love to men rendered him anxious to rescue them from the delusive errors of a false faith, and to guide them into the path of light and safety. The greater his love to the souls of his fellow-men, the more he pitied those who were led astray by " the sleight of men and cunning craftiness whereby they lie in wait to deceive ;" and speaking the truth in love, he tried to win them back unto the know- 108 ANTONIO BISHALLANY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" HIS PROTESTANTISM. 107 Tlie ideas liere conveyed, and the beauty and force with which many of them are ut- tered in a language unlike his native tongue, and as yet but imperfectly acquired, indi- cate a thinking mind, and excite admiration. His deep conviction of the error and wicked- ness of that system of religion he wished to expose, and if possible, destroy ; his familiar knowledge of it from childhood, and the per- secutions he experienced from its adherents, gave him deep and indelible ...impressions of its false principles, its destructive tendencies, and its intolerant nature ; and from the ful- ness of his heart his mouth spoke, and his pen wrote. His hatred of falsehood and love of truth rendered him bold and emphatic in condemning the one and defending the other. Love to men rendered him anxious to rescue them from the delusive errors of a false faith, and to guide them into the path of light and safety. The greater his love to the souls of his fellow-men, the more he pitied those who were led astray by " the sleight of men and cunning craftiness whereby they lie in wait to deceive ;" and speaking the truth in love, he tried to win them back unto the know- 108 ANTONIO BISHALLANY.
What to read after Sketch of Antonio Bishallany a Syrian of Mount Lebanon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Whitehead to read onlineMoreLess
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