Solitude Sweetened Or Miscellaneous Mediatations On Various Religious Subjects
Solitude Sweetened Or Miscellaneous Mediatations On Various Religious Subjects
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— - Moreover, he can deliver you from all your fears ; from sin, the worst of all evils ; from self, the most hurtful of all companions ; from death, the most aw- ful of all changes ; from satan, the most subtle of all enemies ; from hell, the most horrible of all pri- sons ; and from wrath, the doom of all sinners.
Now, where will ye find such an one as he ? Why, . Then, refuse life, and seek after death ? All heaven is enamoured with his beauty ; and why, then, will ye prefer a midnight-gloom... before his meridian glory ? The longer we look on created gaities, they grow the leaner and more ill-favoured ; so that, by the time we have viewed them forty, fifty, or sixty years, we see nothing but vanity in the creature ; but when ten thou- sand ages are employed in beholding this Perfection of beauty, still he appears more and more lovely, even al- together lovely. Why will not the world awaken from its fatal dream, let go shadows, and grasp at everlast- ing substance ? Alas 1 I can say nothing of his excel- lencies ; they overwhelm my labouring thought, and are too vast for my feeble conception to bring forth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— - Moreover, he can deliver you from all your fears ; from sin, the worst of all evils ; from self, the most hurtful of all companions ; from death, the most aw- ful of all changes ; from satan, the most subtle of all enemies ; from hell, the most horrible of all pri- sons ; and from wrath, the doom of all sinners.
Now, where will ye find such an one as he ? Why, . Then, refuse life, and seek after death ? All heaven is enamoured with his beauty ; and why, then, will ye prefer a midnight-gloom... before his meridian glory ? The longer we look on created gaities, they grow the leaner and more ill-favoured ; so that, by the time we have viewed them forty, fifty, or sixty years, we see nothing but vanity in the creature ; but when ten thou- sand ages are employed in beholding this Perfection of beauty, still he appears more and more lovely, even al- together lovely. Why will not the world awaken from its fatal dream, let go shadows, and grasp at everlast- ing substance ? Alas 1 I can say nothing of his excel- lencies ; they overwhelm my labouring thought, and are too vast for my feeble conception to bring forth.
What to read after Solitude Sweetened Or Miscellaneous Mediatations On Various Religious Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Meikle to read onlineMoreLess
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