The Christian Preacher
The Christian Preacher
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§ 38. 4. In order to attain the same end, let youi^ conversation be attended with much self-denial and ineehiess: avoid the character of humourist, nor be un* reasonably fond of little things, nOr peevish for tht ovant of them. Suppress rising passion early. If you are providentially led into argument and dispute, whether on themes of belief or practice, be very watchful lest you run into fierce contention, into angry and noisy debate. Guard against every word that savours of ma- lice, or of bi...tter strife: watch against the first stirrings of sudcfen wrath or resentment: bear with patience the contradiction of others, and forbear to return railing for railing. A minister must ht gende, and not apt t6 strive, but meekly instructing gainsayers.
He should never be ready either to give or take ofr fence; but he should teach his people to neglect and bury resentment, to be deaf to reproaches, and to for- give injuries, by his own example, even as God has forgiven ^11 of us. Let us imitate his divine pattern, who cancels and forgives our infinite offences for the sake of Jesus Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§ 38. 4. In order to attain the same end, let youi^ conversation be attended with much self-denial and ineehiess: avoid the character of humourist, nor be un* reasonably fond of little things, nOr peevish for tht ovant of them. Suppress rising passion early. If you are providentially led into argument and dispute, whether on themes of belief or practice, be very watchful lest you run into fierce contention, into angry and noisy debate. Guard against every word that savours of ma- lice, or of bi...tter strife: watch against the first stirrings of sudcfen wrath or resentment: bear with patience the contradiction of others, and forbear to return railing for railing. A minister must ht gende, and not apt t6 strive, but meekly instructing gainsayers.
He should never be ready either to give or take ofr fence; but he should teach his people to neglect and bury resentment, to be deaf to reproaches, and to for- give injuries, by his own example, even as God has forgiven ^11 of us. Let us imitate his divine pattern, who cancels and forgives our infinite offences for the sake of Jesus Christ.
What to read after The Christian Preacher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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