The Early Life of Mark Rutherford (W. Hale White)
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I had to feel that His life and death wereappropriated by me. This word "appropriated" is the most orthodox Ican find, but it is almost unintelligible. I might perhaps say thatI had to feel assured that I, personally, was in God's mind, and wasincluded in the atonement.
This creed had as evil consequences that it concentrated my thoughtsupon myself, and made me of great importance. God had been anxiousabout me from all eternity, and had been scheming to save me. Another bad result was that I wa...s satisfied I understood what I didnot in the least understand. This is very near lying. I can seemyself now--I was no more than seventeen--stepping out of our pew, standing in the aisle at the pew-door, and protesting to theircontent before the minister of the church, father and motherprotesting also to my own complete content, that the witness of Godin me to my own salvation was as clear as noonday. Poor littlemortal, a twelvemonth out of round jackets, I did not in the leastknow who God was, or what was salvation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had to feel that His life and death wereappropriated by me. This word "appropriated" is the most orthodox Ican find, but it is almost unintelligible. I might perhaps say thatI had to feel assured that I, personally, was in God's mind, and wasincluded in the atonement.
This creed had as evil consequences that it concentrated my thoughtsupon myself, and made me of great importance. God had been anxiousabout me from all eternity, and had been scheming to save me. Another bad result was that I wa...s satisfied I understood what I didnot in the least understand. This is very near lying. I can seemyself now--I was no more than seventeen--stepping out of our pew, standing in the aisle at the pew-door, and protesting to theircontent before the minister of the church, father and motherprotesting also to my own complete content, that the witness of Godin me to my own salvation was as clear as noonday. Poor littlemortal, a twelvemonth out of round jackets, I did not in the leastknow who God was, or what was salvation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rutherford Mark to read onlineMoreLess
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