The Christians̓ Own Book: Meditations Drawn From the Piety of Former Ages ...
The Christians̓ Own Book: Meditations Drawn From the Piety of Former Ages ...
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These are so unbounded, as to reach all without distinction. For thou despisest no man, castest oif no man, abhorrest no man, except such only as by their own incorrigible folly, have given thee provo- cation, by first forsaking and contemning thee.
And therefore I, O Lord, in particular, must own, that 1 have many mercies, and much indulgence of this kind to love and thank thee for. For thou hast frequently rescued me from dangers which had hemmed me in on every side, and left me no power to e...scape, by any strength or prudence of my own.
When I was engaged in sinful actions, thou didst not leave me to perish in them ; when I forgot thee, thou didst refresh my memory ; when I was falling otr from thee, thou didst recall and bring me home again ; when I returned in obedience to that call, thou didst receive and meet me with open arms ; and when my soul was wounded with grief for my former transgressions, thou didst comfort my sor- rows, pardon my offences, accept my repentance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are so unbounded, as to reach all without distinction. For thou despisest no man, castest oif no man, abhorrest no man, except such only as by their own incorrigible folly, have given thee provo- cation, by first forsaking and contemning thee.
And therefore I, O Lord, in particular, must own, that 1 have many mercies, and much indulgence of this kind to love and thank thee for. For thou hast frequently rescued me from dangers which had hemmed me in on every side, and left me no power to e...scape, by any strength or prudence of my own.
When I was engaged in sinful actions, thou didst not leave me to perish in them ; when I forgot thee, thou didst refresh my memory ; when I was falling otr from thee, thou didst recall and bring me home again ; when I returned in obedience to that call, thou didst receive and meet me with open arms ; and when my soul was wounded with grief for my former transgressions, thou didst comfort my sor- rows, pardon my offences, accept my repentance.
d by Google OOD'S LOBTG-SUFFERIirG.
What to read after The Christians̓ Own Book: Meditations Drawn From the Piety of Former Ages ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tyng, Stephen H. (Stephen Higginson), 1800-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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