The Fruit of the Spirit
The Fruit of the Spirit
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The 218 FAITH.
moral sense of the community becomes perverted upon other, though kindred, questions, and each man, seeing roguery upon a large scale justified and gilded, is less chary in venturing upon his petty personal deviations from the one straight path of true virtue.
The man, therefore, who would be faithful to his God, will mark his course through life by His holy word, not swept about by the eddies of hu- man opinion, but steering by the fixed and bright stars of heavenly truth, which... shine in a lustre undimmed, and in orbits unbiassed by the attrac- tions of earthly interests and prejudice; or, if he choose to strengthen and regulate himself by. Others' example, it will be the example of the good and the godly. He would rather be rebuked by the wise and religious, than applauded by the foolish and profane. It is said of an ancient, re- markable for unyielding integrity, that on being applauded by the crowd for some sentiments he had expressed, he turned to a friend and asked, FAITH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The 218 FAITH.
moral sense of the community becomes perverted upon other, though kindred, questions, and each man, seeing roguery upon a large scale justified and gilded, is less chary in venturing upon his petty personal deviations from the one straight path of true virtue.
The man, therefore, who would be faithful to his God, will mark his course through life by His holy word, not swept about by the eddies of hu- man opinion, but steering by the fixed and bright stars of heavenly truth, which... shine in a lustre undimmed, and in orbits unbiassed by the attrac- tions of earthly interests and prejudice; or, if he choose to strengthen and regulate himself by. Others' example, it will be the example of the good and the godly. He would rather be rebuked by the wise and religious, than applauded by the foolish and profane. It is said of an ancient, re- markable for unyielding integrity, that on being applauded by the crowd for some sentiments he had expressed, he turned to a friend and asked, FAITH.
What to read after The Fruit of the Spirit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washington Bethune to read onlineMoreLess
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