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To grow in. Grace, is to grow in faith.
3 . To grow in grace, is to improve iw our love to God. To love God, is to fet him. Always bejove uSy as feeing him zvho is inviflle ; to meditate upon his glorious perfedions ; and feel a fervent outgo- ing of the heart towards him, as the firlt, the great- cfl, and the beil K^i beings, the treafure^ the portion 124 LIVINGSTON.
* of the foul, our Father and our God. We grow in love when wc increafe in our defires to become holy as he is holy, and prefer ...his communion and feliowfliip above our chief joys. When having tafted that he is gracious, and experienced his love fhed abroad upon our heaits, we are pained at his abfence, and anxious to draw tiear to him, and have him lift up the light of his coimtenance upon us. Then' we grow in love, when we feel it becoming firong as deathy and engaging us to live for him, whofe we are and whom zve ferve. When we can lofe the creature, and yet find a fatisfying portion in God. And when we can truly fay, not only with refpect to the earthly fandluary, but to his courts in glory: My foul thirfleth for God, for the living God; when fhall I come and appear before God I hecaufe thy loving kindnefs is better than life, my lips fJjo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To grow in. Grace, is to grow in faith.
3 . To grow in grace, is to improve iw our love to God. To love God, is to fet him. Always bejove uSy as feeing him zvho is inviflle ; to meditate upon his glorious perfedions ; and feel a fervent outgo- ing of the heart towards him, as the firlt, the great- cfl, and the beil K^i beings, the treafure^ the portion 124 LIVINGSTON.
* of the foul, our Father and our God. We grow in love when wc increafe in our defires to become holy as he is holy, and prefer ...his communion and feliowfliip above our chief joys. When having tafted that he is gracious, and experienced his love fhed abroad upon our heaits, we are pained at his abfence, and anxious to draw tiear to him, and have him lift up the light of his coimtenance upon us. Then' we grow in love, when we feel it becoming firong as deathy and engaging us to live for him, whofe we are and whom zve ferve. When we can lofe the creature, and yet find a fatisfying portion in God. And when we can truly fay, not only with refpect to the earthly fandluary, but to his courts in glory: My foul thirfleth for God, for the living God; when fhall I come and appear before God I hecaufe thy loving kindnefs is better than life, my lips fJjo.
What to read after The American Preacher Or a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Imprint Collection Library of Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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