The Difficult Life
The Difficult Life
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Someone has aptly said that you cannot make a cross by keeping the two beams parallel to each other; you must put one over the other to do this. Let your will take God's will, run parallel to it, and the trials of life would neither chafe nor harm you. It is only when we put our wills across God's will, are 39 ACCEPTING THE DIFFICULT LIFE rebellious and disobedient, that the shadows work an evil end.
Go over to yonder river and watch the ships as they are sailing up and down that noble stream. ...One vessel is bound southward to the sea ; another is set in the opposite direction. What determines their course? Xot the wind and not the tide, for both are the same to either vessel. It is the pointing of the prow which is sending one ship down the river and the other up the river. So is it with human lives. Trouble will send a soul unresigned to the will of God out into the trackless deep of sadness, if not despair; while beneath its ministry the surrendered will moves farther and farther into the peace, the joy, the liberty of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Someone has aptly said that you cannot make a cross by keeping the two beams parallel to each other; you must put one over the other to do this. Let your will take God's will, run parallel to it, and the trials of life would neither chafe nor harm you. It is only when we put our wills across God's will, are 39 ACCEPTING THE DIFFICULT LIFE rebellious and disobedient, that the shadows work an evil end.
Go over to yonder river and watch the ships as they are sailing up and down that noble stream. ...One vessel is bound southward to the sea ; another is set in the opposite direction. What determines their course? Xot the wind and not the tide, for both are the same to either vessel. It is the pointing of the prow which is sending one ship down the river and the other up the river. So is it with human lives. Trouble will send a soul unresigned to the will of God out into the trackless deep of sadness, if not despair; while beneath its ministry the surrendered will moves farther and farther into the peace, the joy, the liberty of God.
What to read after The Difficult Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Balcom Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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