The Character of St Paul
The Character of St Paul
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. . Soit qu'il s'occupe de ses livres dont il ne peut se passer plus longtemps, de son unique manteau que la saison rigoureuse va lui re-ndre necessaire — c'est toujours l'Esprit de Jesus-Christ qui l'anime. Mais cet Esprit tell "merit passe dans tout son etre, qu'il y a pris i'empire facile et naturel qui semble n'appartenir qu'a 1' esprit pro- pre. ' — A. Monod, pp 77, 78.
* 3 John 2. F Luke viii. 55.
Il8 THE CHARACTER OF ST PAUL.
tender regard for the consciences of others suits a world of s...in : here I am remarking how a tender regard for the sufferings of others suits a world of sorrow. A large part of the comfort of life de- pends on small acts of attention, having reference not only to the soul but to the body. Some austere and reserved men may seem independent of such things : but that outward severity frequently conceals an inward craving for sympathy, and a longing even to express sympathy. Self-indulgent men, on the other hand, often find that they have lost their best support through the habit of forget- ting others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Soit qu'il s'occupe de ses livres dont il ne peut se passer plus longtemps, de son unique manteau que la saison rigoureuse va lui re-ndre necessaire — c'est toujours l'Esprit de Jesus-Christ qui l'anime. Mais cet Esprit tell "merit passe dans tout son etre, qu'il y a pris i'empire facile et naturel qui semble n'appartenir qu'a 1' esprit pro- pre. ' — A. Monod, pp 77, 78.
* 3 John 2. F Luke viii. 55.
Il8 THE CHARACTER OF ST PAUL.
tender regard for the consciences of others suits a world of s...in : here I am remarking how a tender regard for the sufferings of others suits a world of sorrow. A large part of the comfort of life de- pends on small acts of attention, having reference not only to the soul but to the body. Some austere and reserved men may seem independent of such things : but that outward severity frequently conceals an inward craving for sympathy, and a longing even to express sympathy. Self-indulgent men, on the other hand, often find that they have lost their best support through the habit of forget- ting others.
What to read after The Character of St Paul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S John Saul Howson to read onlineMoreLess
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