The Discipline of War
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Paul deals with the matter. "That ye sorrow not asothers which have no hope. " There is no injunction here not to sorrowat all; that would be contrary to human nature, and would bespeakcallousness rather than resignation. Our Blessed Lord wept at the graveof Lazarus, and in so doing sanctified human grief. The keenest faith, to which the other world is an absolute reality; the fullest hope of thesure and certain resurrection for the dear one; the most disciplined andsubmissive will which accept...s unquestioningly the dispensations of theFather; all these are not proof against the natural grief at the removalof a loved one from this sphere of tender intimacies, into another, where we can only commune with him in thought and prayer.
How often this is illustrated at the death of a chronic invalid who hassuffered much. With tears streaming down the cheeks, the mourner willsay, "I am so thankful he is at rest. " No selfish, rebellious side ofgrief is exhibited by those tears; only human sorrow, blending in lovingharmony with perfect resignation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul deals with the matter. "That ye sorrow not asothers which have no hope. " There is no injunction here not to sorrowat all; that would be contrary to human nature, and would bespeakcallousness rather than resignation. Our Blessed Lord wept at the graveof Lazarus, and in so doing sanctified human grief. The keenest faith, to which the other world is an absolute reality; the fullest hope of thesure and certain resurrection for the dear one; the most disciplined andsubmissive will which accept...s unquestioningly the dispensations of theFather; all these are not proof against the natural grief at the removalof a loved one from this sphere of tender intimacies, into another, where we can only commune with him in thought and prayer.
How often this is illustrated at the death of a chronic invalid who hassuffered much. With tears streaming down the cheeks, the mourner willsay, "I am so thankful he is at rest. " No selfish, rebellious side ofgrief is exhibited by those tears; only human sorrow, blending in lovingharmony with perfect resignation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Potter John Hasloch to read onlineMoreLess
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