The Gospel in the Light of the Great War
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In developing the subject we discuss two divisions: I. The accidential virtues, which we ought not to leave undone. II. The essential virtues, which we must not fail to do.
SUGGESTION 5 "Evil shall slay the wicked" (Ps. 34: 21).
sin's supreme enemy Begin the discussion with such a familiar proverb as, "The destruction of the poor is their poverty. " I. External opposition to sin.
o) Sin must be fought. Our life is an inevitable combat between good and evil. Moral passiveness or neutrality is im...possible. H) This struggle is long and costly. In the end goodness is triumphant because it is good. C) There is a great ally for the external forces that are fighting evil; it is the self -destructive energy in sin itself. II. Internal self-destructive energies of sin.
o) Illustrations: intemperance, alcohol finally destroys its victims; lying, the Uar is finally hanged with his own rope; selfishness, the selfish man may save his body but he loses his soul. H) These energies are silent, constantly at work, deadly in effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In developing the subject we discuss two divisions: I. The accidential virtues, which we ought not to leave undone. II. The essential virtues, which we must not fail to do.
SUGGESTION 5 "Evil shall slay the wicked" (Ps. 34: 21).
sin's supreme enemy Begin the discussion with such a familiar proverb as, "The destruction of the poor is their poverty. " I. External opposition to sin.
o) Sin must be fought. Our life is an inevitable combat between good and evil. Moral passiveness or neutrality is im...possible. H) This struggle is long and costly. In the end goodness is triumphant because it is good. C) There is a great ally for the external forces that are fighting evil; it is the self -destructive energy in sin itself. II. Internal self-destructive energies of sin.
o) Illustrations: intemperance, alcohol finally destroys its victims; lying, the Uar is finally hanged with his own rope; selfishness, the selfish man may save his body but he loses his soul. H) These energies are silent, constantly at work, deadly in effect.
What to read after The Gospel in the Light of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, Ozora Stearns, 1866-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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