The Divine Life Its Development And Activities
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"Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy," (Ex- odus 20 :8. ) The declaration above, while in the first instance de- signed to affirm that man himself was of more consequence than any of the institutions created for his use, neverthe- less contains a greater truth than appears upon the sur- face. It is almost, if not quite universally considered to apply to the physical man, and to him only. Almost all that is ever said or written upon the subject has refer- ence to the need of the physical ma...n for rest. The thought seems, too much, to be that of the boy going to a Sunday base ball game. When told that Sunday was a day of rest, replied, "I do not need any rest," so of course as he did not need physical rest there was no use of his observing the day. Perhaps that if he had obeyed the part that says "Six days shalt thou labor" there would have been more need for his resting on the sev- enth.
But the thought that I have intended to convey all along, is that the man is more than the physical body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy," (Ex- odus 20 :8. ) The declaration above, while in the first instance de- signed to affirm that man himself was of more consequence than any of the institutions created for his use, neverthe- less contains a greater truth than appears upon the sur- face. It is almost, if not quite universally considered to apply to the physical man, and to him only. Almost all that is ever said or written upon the subject has refer- ence to the need of the physical ma...n for rest. The thought seems, too much, to be that of the boy going to a Sunday base ball game. When told that Sunday was a day of rest, replied, "I do not need any rest," so of course as he did not need physical rest there was no use of his observing the day. Perhaps that if he had obeyed the part that says "Six days shalt thou labor" there would have been more need for his resting on the sev- enth.
But the thought that I have intended to convey all along, is that the man is more than the physical body.
What to read after The Divine Life Its Development And Activities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Leverett Gridley to read onlineMoreLess
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