The Letters of S Ambrose Bishop of Milan volume 45
The Letters of S Ambrose Bishop of Milan volume 45
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For as he is wounded by his cups, so is the fool by his deeds. The one by drink- ing involves himself in sin, the other by acting subjects himself to censure, and by his deeds is drawn into bon- Rom. Vii. Dage. Paul saw himself brought into captivity by the laiv of sin, and therefore, in order to be freed, he fled to the grace of liberty.
Ps. Xxxii. 41. Fools then are not free, for it is said to them, Be ye not like to horse and mule, ivhich have no understanding, whose mouths must be held ivit...h bit and bridle lest they fall upon thee. Great plagues remain for the ungodly ; for they have need of these, in order that their folly may be re- strained. It is good discipline which requires this, not Prov. Xiii. Severity. Further, he that spareth his rod hateth his son : for a man's own sins scourge him still more severely. For heavy is the weight of crime, heavy the scourges of sin ; Pf- _ they are heavy as a sore bui'then, they inflict wounds upon 4 5 ■ the soul, and make the ulcers of the mind to stink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For as he is wounded by his cups, so is the fool by his deeds. The one by drink- ing involves himself in sin, the other by acting subjects himself to censure, and by his deeds is drawn into bon- Rom. Vii. Dage. Paul saw himself brought into captivity by the laiv of sin, and therefore, in order to be freed, he fled to the grace of liberty.
Ps. Xxxii. 41. Fools then are not free, for it is said to them, Be ye not like to horse and mule, ivhich have no understanding, whose mouths must be held ivit...h bit and bridle lest they fall upon thee. Great plagues remain for the ungodly ; for they have need of these, in order that their folly may be re- strained. It is good discipline which requires this, not Prov. Xiii. Severity. Further, he that spareth his rod hateth his son : for a man's own sins scourge him still more severely. For heavy is the weight of crime, heavy the scourges of sin ; Pf- _ they are heavy as a sore bui'then, they inflict wounds upon 4 5 ■ the soul, and make the ulcers of the mind to stink.
What to read after The Letters of S Ambrose Bishop of Milan volume 45?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saint Ambrose to read onlineMoreLess
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