Staff And Scrip
Staff And Scrip
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" Ps. Cxlv. 16. "Be content with suck things as ye have. ' 1 '' HEB. Xiii. 5. "/ made me great works ; I buildcd, . . . Planted, . . . Gathered silver and gold ; . ... I looked on the works, . . . And behold, all was vanity and vexation of spirit" ECCL. Ii. 4 II.
CONTENT AND DISCONTENT. 445 the countenance of the shepherd in the engraving : he seems uneasy and troubled about something. It certainly cannot be owing to his surroundings ; his flocks are in rich pasture, and have everything they de...sire ; the scenery before him is of the most picturesque and enchanting description ; flowers of varied and beauteous hues are blooming around him and fill the air with their delicious fragrance ; he hears the warblings of melo- dious birds in the surrounding groves, and all nature seems wooing him to sweet repose.
The cause of this difference between the shepherd and his flock is owing to the difference of their natures. It is said by divine inspiration that man was formed in the image of his Maker, a statement implying that he has something within or connected with him that corresponds with the nature of his Creator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ps. Cxlv. 16. "Be content with suck things as ye have. ' 1 '' HEB. Xiii. 5. "/ made me great works ; I buildcd, . . . Planted, . . . Gathered silver and gold ; . ... I looked on the works, . . . And behold, all was vanity and vexation of spirit" ECCL. Ii. 4 II.
CONTENT AND DISCONTENT. 445 the countenance of the shepherd in the engraving : he seems uneasy and troubled about something. It certainly cannot be owing to his surroundings ; his flocks are in rich pasture, and have everything they de...sire ; the scenery before him is of the most picturesque and enchanting description ; flowers of varied and beauteous hues are blooming around him and fill the air with their delicious fragrance ; he hears the warblings of melo- dious birds in the surrounding groves, and all nature seems wooing him to sweet repose.
The cause of this difference between the shepherd and his flock is owing to the difference of their natures. It is said by divine inspiration that man was formed in the image of his Maker, a statement implying that he has something within or connected with him that corresponds with the nature of his Creator.
What to read after Staff And Scrip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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