The Flower Garden With An Essay On the Poetry of Gardening
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liuman standard of utility and because, above all, in the most lovely and bountiful of God's works, it leads them up to Him that made them, not in a mere dumb, inactive admiration of His wonderful designs, but to bless Him that He has given them pleasures beyond their actual necessities the means of a cheerful countenance, as well as of a strong heart.
Still more because if ours be not too rude a step to venture within such hallowed ground it speaks of a Christian people employed in an occu- pa...tion which, above all others, is the parable that conveys the deepest truths to them which daily reads them silent lessons, if their hearts will hear, of the vanity of earthly pomp, of the beauty of hea- venly simplicity, and purity, and lowliness of mind, of contentment and unquestioning faith which sets before them, in the thorns and thistles, a remem- brance of their fallen state in the cedar, and the olive, and the palm-tree, the promise of a better country which hourly recalls to their mind the Agony and the Burial of Him who made a garden the scene of both, and who bade us mark and consider such things, how they bud, and " how they grow, " giving us in the vine a type of His Church, and in the fig-tree of His Coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
liuman standard of utility and because, above all, in the most lovely and bountiful of God's works, it leads them up to Him that made them, not in a mere dumb, inactive admiration of His wonderful designs, but to bless Him that He has given them pleasures beyond their actual necessities the means of a cheerful countenance, as well as of a strong heart.
Still more because if ours be not too rude a step to venture within such hallowed ground it speaks of a Christian people employed in an occu- pa...tion which, above all others, is the parable that conveys the deepest truths to them which daily reads them silent lessons, if their hearts will hear, of the vanity of earthly pomp, of the beauty of hea- venly simplicity, and purity, and lowliness of mind, of contentment and unquestioning faith which sets before them, in the thorns and thistles, a remem- brance of their fallen state in the cedar, and the olive, and the palm-tree, the promise of a better country which hourly recalls to their mind the Agony and the Burial of Him who made a garden the scene of both, and who bade us mark and consider such things, how they bud, and " how they grow, " giving us in the vine a type of His Church, and in the fig-tree of His Coming.
What to read after The Flower Garden With An Essay On the Poetry of Gardening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas James to read onlineMoreLess
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