The Better Part : a Sermon Preached At the Funeral of Mrs. Abby B. Bradford, At Ashland, Mass., Sunday Nov. 4, 1855
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My life appears like an empty dream, well nigh worthless to the Savior. If I could return to healthful life from this brink of the grave, it seems to me that I should accomplish much for my Redeem- er. Oh, how can ' such a worthless worm as I' be received to mansions of eternal glory?" Said the behever, whose cofl&ned remains arc now before us, at a time when she had been speaking of the preciousness of the Savi- our, "I have wondered how such an unfaithful person as myself could ever enter hea...ven. I have been so cold in the service of my Reedeemer !
Yet all my life he has been bestowing mercies upon me !" In such lan- guage the Christian often expresses his feelings on the death-bed; and this view of his life may awaken within him a desire to live.
Frequently the believer, at death, feels more deeply than ever for the salvation of unconverted relatives. He has clearer views of their moral dangers. He never saw before as now on what " a slippery rock" they stand. If they were the children of Grod, he could ask no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My life appears like an empty dream, well nigh worthless to the Savior. If I could return to healthful life from this brink of the grave, it seems to me that I should accomplish much for my Redeem- er. Oh, how can ' such a worthless worm as I' be received to mansions of eternal glory?" Said the behever, whose cofl&ned remains arc now before us, at a time when she had been speaking of the preciousness of the Savi- our, "I have wondered how such an unfaithful person as myself could ever enter hea...ven. I have been so cold in the service of my Reedeemer !
Yet all my life he has been bestowing mercies upon me !" In such lan- guage the Christian often expresses his feelings on the death-bed; and this view of his life may awaken within him a desire to live.
Frequently the believer, at death, feels more deeply than ever for the salvation of unconverted relatives. He has clearer views of their moral dangers. He never saw before as now on what " a slippery rock" they stand. If they were the children of Grod, he could ask no more.
What to read after The Better Part : a Sermon Preached At the Funeral of Mrs. Abby B. Bradford, At Ashland, Mass., Sunday Nov. 4, 1855?
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