The Closer Walk Or the Believers Sanctification
The Closer Walk Or the Believers Sanctification
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The human frame also, when free from disease, will grow to a certain fulness and stature. The child of luxury, doomed to a slothful life, may yet have a manly form, but in each muscle and limb there is a mightier energy, which lahor alone can develop. When compared with the hus- bandman long inured to toil, or the wrestler who has toughened his sinews by their most vigorous use, he is weak and helpless.
And thus is- it even with national life. To become strong and vigorous, the discipline of oc...casional adversity seems to be essential. A people who, like Moab of old, are ''at ease from their youth, remain settled on their lees, and are not emptied from vessel to vessel, " — that is, enjoy unbroken pros- perity and are shaken by no great over- turnings, — will, like Moab, retaining its old SANCTIFICATION — THEOUGH SUFFERING. 93 idolatry and barbarity, make no advance- ment in moral purity and excellence. China, for so many centuries a stranger to internal cbanges and convulsions, going on in the unbroken enjoyment of a certain kind of national prosperity, has now an effete civili- zation, and is absolutely hopeless as regards the promise of a regenerated future; ''while England, four times conquered and three times deluged with civil war, converted, re- formed, and re-reformed, has finally, from all these seeming disasters, emerged, in law, liberty, intelligence, and religion, one of the first and mightiest nations of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The human frame also, when free from disease, will grow to a certain fulness and stature. The child of luxury, doomed to a slothful life, may yet have a manly form, but in each muscle and limb there is a mightier energy, which lahor alone can develop. When compared with the hus- bandman long inured to toil, or the wrestler who has toughened his sinews by their most vigorous use, he is weak and helpless.
And thus is- it even with national life. To become strong and vigorous, the discipline of oc...casional adversity seems to be essential. A people who, like Moab of old, are ''at ease from their youth, remain settled on their lees, and are not emptied from vessel to vessel, " — that is, enjoy unbroken pros- perity and are shaken by no great over- turnings, — will, like Moab, retaining its old SANCTIFICATION — THEOUGH SUFFERING. 93 idolatry and barbarity, make no advance- ment in moral purity and excellence. China, for so many centuries a stranger to internal cbanges and convulsions, going on in the unbroken enjoyment of a certain kind of national prosperity, has now an effete civili- zation, and is absolutely hopeless as regards the promise of a regenerated future; ''while England, four times conquered and three times deluged with civil war, converted, re- formed, and re-reformed, has finally, from all these seeming disasters, emerged, in law, liberty, intelligence, and religion, one of the first and mightiest nations of the world.
What to read after The Closer Walk Or the Believers Sanctification?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Darling to read onlineMoreLess
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