The Christian Life
The Christian Life
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Those, then, we may call chosen, who, having heard their call, haveturned to obey it, and have gone on following it. Those we may callchosen, --I do not say chosen irrevocably, but chosen now; chosen so thatwe may be very thankful to God on their behalf, and they thankful forthemselves, --who, since their Confirmation, or since a period moreremote, have kept God before their face, and tried to do His will. Thoseare, in the same way, chosen, who having found in themselves the sinwhich did most e...asily beset them, have struggled with it, and wholly, orin a great measure, have overcome it. Thus, they are chosen, who, havinglived either in the frequent practice of selfish, extravagance, or offalsehood, or of idleness, or of excess in eating and drinking, haveturned away from these things, and, for Christ's sake, have renouncedthem. They are chosen, I think, in yet a higher sense, who, having foundtheir besetting sin to be, not so much any one particular fault, as ageneral ungodly carelessness, a lightness which for ever hindered themfrom serving God, have struggled with this most fatal enemy; and, evenin youth, and health, and happiness, have learnt what it is to besober-minded, what it is to think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those, then, we may call chosen, who, having heard their call, haveturned to obey it, and have gone on following it. Those we may callchosen, --I do not say chosen irrevocably, but chosen now; chosen so thatwe may be very thankful to God on their behalf, and they thankful forthemselves, --who, since their Confirmation, or since a period moreremote, have kept God before their face, and tried to do His will. Thoseare, in the same way, chosen, who having found in themselves the sinwhich did most e...asily beset them, have struggled with it, and wholly, orin a great measure, have overcome it. Thus, they are chosen, who, havinglived either in the frequent practice of selfish, extravagance, or offalsehood, or of idleness, or of excess in eating and drinking, haveturned away from these things, and, for Christ's sake, have renouncedthem. They are chosen, I think, in yet a higher sense, who, having foundtheir besetting sin to be, not so much any one particular fault, as ageneral ungodly carelessness, a lightness which for ever hindered themfrom serving God, have struggled with this most fatal enemy; and, evenin youth, and health, and happiness, have learnt what it is to besober-minded, what it is to think.
What to read after The Christian Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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