The Confessions of Augustine
The Confessions of Augustine
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For we pray, also ; and yet Truth hath said. Your Father knoioeth ichat you have need of^ before you ask? It is then our affections which we lay open unto Thee, confessing our own miseries, and Thy mercies upon us, that Thou mayest free us 1 Ps. Xcvi. 4. 2 Matt. Vi. 8.
Augustine prays to he kept from error. 301 wholly, since Thou hast begun, that we may cease to be wretched in ourselves, and be blessed in Thee ; seeing Thou hast called us, to become poor in spirit^ and meeJc^ and mourners^ and ...hungering and athirst after righteousness^ and mercifid^ and pure i7i hearty and peace-makers} See, I have told Thee many things, as I could and as I would, because Thou first wouldest that I should confess unto Thee, my Lord God. For Thou art good^for Thy mercy endureth forever?
II. 2. But how shall I suffice with the tongue of my pen to utter all Thy exhortations, and all Thy terrors, and comforts, and guidances, whereby Thou broughtest me to preach Thy Word, and dispense Thy Sacrament to Thy people ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For we pray, also ; and yet Truth hath said. Your Father knoioeth ichat you have need of^ before you ask? It is then our affections which we lay open unto Thee, confessing our own miseries, and Thy mercies upon us, that Thou mayest free us 1 Ps. Xcvi. 4. 2 Matt. Vi. 8.
Augustine prays to he kept from error. 301 wholly, since Thou hast begun, that we may cease to be wretched in ourselves, and be blessed in Thee ; seeing Thou hast called us, to become poor in spirit^ and meeJc^ and mourners^ and ...hungering and athirst after righteousness^ and mercifid^ and pure i7i hearty and peace-makers} See, I have told Thee many things, as I could and as I would, because Thou first wouldest that I should confess unto Thee, my Lord God. For Thou art good^for Thy mercy endureth forever?
II. 2. But how shall I suffice with the tongue of my pen to utter all Thy exhortations, and all Thy terrors, and comforts, and guidances, whereby Thou broughtest me to preach Thy Word, and dispense Thy Sacrament to Thy people ?
What to read after The Confessions of Augustine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saint Augustine to read onlineMoreLess
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