The Exceeding Worth of Joining the Church
The Exceeding Worth of Joining the Church
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Let no one be deceived about that. The responsi- bility of him who believes, is great, but if he has failed, it is only because of the difficulty of the task he honestly tried to do. But the responsibility of the unbeliever is even great- er, because he does not try, does not even consider the matter, nor put forth effort. The one will recover himself, his lapse is only for ijohn i6: 8, 9.
[ 35 ] The Exceeding Worth of Joining the Church the time. The other can never succeed, be- cause he does ...not really begin.
To try and yet to fail is certainly no such dishonor to the Church as is that he brings to it who never gives it the honor of an effort. He v^ho w^ill not in some way serve his country, is disloyal as he cannot be, who as a soldier, one day against strong forces, yields ground to the enemy. The drunkard who, trying to overcome his fault, yet breaks his pledge, is a greater man than he who be- set by the same weakness, never feels the ob- ligation of temperance, nor seriously tries to overcome at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let no one be deceived about that. The responsi- bility of him who believes, is great, but if he has failed, it is only because of the difficulty of the task he honestly tried to do. But the responsibility of the unbeliever is even great- er, because he does not try, does not even consider the matter, nor put forth effort. The one will recover himself, his lapse is only for ijohn i6: 8, 9.
[ 35 ] The Exceeding Worth of Joining the Church the time. The other can never succeed, be- cause he does ...not really begin.
To try and yet to fail is certainly no such dishonor to the Church as is that he brings to it who never gives it the honor of an effort. He v^ho w^ill not in some way serve his country, is disloyal as he cannot be, who as a soldier, one day against strong forces, yields ground to the enemy. The drunkard who, trying to overcome his fault, yet breaks his pledge, is a greater man than he who be- set by the same weakness, never feels the ob- ligation of temperance, nor seriously tries to overcome at all.
What to read after The Exceeding Worth of Joining the Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward E Edward Everett Keedy to read onlineMoreLess
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