The Earnest Christian : a Discourse Occasioned By the Death of Mrs. Mary Hooker
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men know too well the worthlessness of such objects, to introduce them at the bed of death. When these, or such as these, have occupied the years of a mis- 9 spent life, wc can only, at sncli an lionr, consign tlicm to oblivion. They can give no comfort ; they possess no worth.
In contrast to snch a death-scene, about which there often gathers the oppressive gloom of the world of despair, yon will not be sm^prised when I say, that the apartment Avhence the lovely spirit of our sister took its f...light seemed tons the very gate of Heaven. Ilcr great oljject in life was to honor her Divine Master, No one who knew her could doubt it.
And when we gathered about her death-bed we could think of this. We had no wish to forget her past life.
We were not compelled to glean a scanty comfort from a few imperfect dying words. Her whole history was a line of lia;ht, Avliich had been shinino- more and more, till now it seemed ready to burst into the perfect day. As we met in the adjoining apartments, where our voices could not reach the sufferer, we were constantly speaking of the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
men know too well the worthlessness of such objects, to introduce them at the bed of death. When these, or such as these, have occupied the years of a mis- 9 spent life, wc can only, at sncli an lionr, consign tlicm to oblivion. They can give no comfort ; they possess no worth.
In contrast to snch a death-scene, about which there often gathers the oppressive gloom of the world of despair, yon will not be sm^prised when I say, that the apartment Avhence the lovely spirit of our sister took its f...light seemed tons the very gate of Heaven. Ilcr great oljject in life was to honor her Divine Master, No one who knew her could doubt it.
And when we gathered about her death-bed we could think of this. We had no wish to forget her past life.
We were not compelled to glean a scanty comfort from a few imperfect dying words. Her whole history was a line of lia;ht, Avliich had been shinino- more and more, till now it seemed ready to burst into the perfect day. As we met in the adjoining apartments, where our voices could not reach the sufferer, we were constantly speaking of the past.
What to read after The Earnest Christian : a Discourse Occasioned By the Death of Mrs. Mary Hooker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gulliver, John Putnam, 1819-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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