The Greatest of These a book of Five to Twenty Minute Essays
The Greatest of These a book of Five to Twenty Minute Essays
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The very fact that he is set apart means isolation, abandon- ment, renunciation. He ma}^ be a human, so- cial, and normal entity; he must be a man of God in a unique, distinct sense. And this very fact involves a certain subtle sacrifice, for in spite of the fact that he is bound to his people in a peculiar, spiritual fellowship, he is thereby separated from them as a liuman, normal fellow 30 " THE GREATEST OF THESE " 31 being. This costs some men more than others. Some preachers delight in it,... while others chafe under it. Preachers make great financial sac- rifices to preach the gospel, and many of them toil incessantly, suffer infinite hardships, walk the via dolorosa^ and renounce the thing their hearts hold most dear, and come out of the battle with scars on their forms.
These are just the beginnings of the true preacher's sacrifices. But in spite of, and some- times by means of, the sacrifices and hardships and great hurts, the preacher's reward is ex- ceedingly great beyond the power of words to express, indeed, transcendently greater than any other vocation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The very fact that he is set apart means isolation, abandon- ment, renunciation. He ma}^ be a human, so- cial, and normal entity; he must be a man of God in a unique, distinct sense. And this very fact involves a certain subtle sacrifice, for in spite of the fact that he is bound to his people in a peculiar, spiritual fellowship, he is thereby separated from them as a liuman, normal fellow 30 " THE GREATEST OF THESE " 31 being. This costs some men more than others. Some preachers delight in it,... while others chafe under it. Preachers make great financial sac- rifices to preach the gospel, and many of them toil incessantly, suffer infinite hardships, walk the via dolorosa^ and renounce the thing their hearts hold most dear, and come out of the battle with scars on their forms.
These are just the beginnings of the true preacher's sacrifices. But in spite of, and some- times by means of, the sacrifices and hardships and great hurts, the preacher's reward is ex- ceedingly great beyond the power of words to express, indeed, transcendently greater than any other vocation.
What to read after The Greatest of These a book of Five to Twenty Minute Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Oswald Lawton to read onlineMoreLess
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