The Formation of Christendom volume 8
The Formation of Christendom volume 8
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Let him so accommodate and suit himself to the character and intelligence of each, winning some by kindness, others by reproof, others by persuasion, that he may not only suffer no loss in the flock committed to him, but may even rejoice in their virtuous increase.^ " The abbot is to be chosen by all the brethren, with one consent, in the fear of God, for the merit of his life and the wisdom of his doctrine, even though he should be the last of the community. He that has been appointed abbot mu...st ever bear in mind what a burden he has received, and to Whom he will have to give an account of his stewardship ; and let him know that it beseemeth him more to profit his brethren thau to preside over them. He must therefore be learned in the law of God, that he may know whence to bring forth new things and old ; he must be chaste, sober, and merciful, ever preferring mercy to justice, that he himself may obtain mercy. Let him hate sin and love the brethren ; and even in his corrections let him act with prudence, and not go too far, lest while he seeketh too eager to scrape off the rust the vessel be broken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let him so accommodate and suit himself to the character and intelligence of each, winning some by kindness, others by reproof, others by persuasion, that he may not only suffer no loss in the flock committed to him, but may even rejoice in their virtuous increase.^ " The abbot is to be chosen by all the brethren, with one consent, in the fear of God, for the merit of his life and the wisdom of his doctrine, even though he should be the last of the community. He that has been appointed abbot mu...st ever bear in mind what a burden he has received, and to Whom he will have to give an account of his stewardship ; and let him know that it beseemeth him more to profit his brethren thau to preside over them. He must therefore be learned in the law of God, that he may know whence to bring forth new things and old ; he must be chaste, sober, and merciful, ever preferring mercy to justice, that he himself may obtain mercy. Let him hate sin and love the brethren ; and even in his corrections let him act with prudence, and not go too far, lest while he seeketh too eager to scrape off the rust the vessel be broken.
What to read after The Formation of Christendom volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W Thomas William Allies to read onlineMoreLess
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