The Life And Labors of Charles H Spurgeon
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" I replied, "I thought so!" I did not explain further. These pillars of the church evidently needed propping up. Slug- gish ease will not do ! Brethren, we must have life more abun- dantly, each one of us, and it must flow out into all the duties of our office : warm spiritual life must be manifest in the prayer, in the singing, in the preaching, and even in the shake of the hand and the good word after service. I delight in these conferences because they are living assemblies ; the room does ...not feel like a vault, nor do you salute each other like a set of living skeletons without hearts, or a company of respectable mandarins fresh from INAUGURAL ADDRESS, I 88 I. 199 the tea-shops, who nod and bow mechanically. I cannot endure meetings where the only exhibition of life is seen in heated discussions over points of order, amendments, and movings of the previous question. One marvels at the little things over which an assembly will waste hours of precious time, contending as if the destiny of the whole world and the fate of the starry heavens depended upon the debate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I replied, "I thought so!" I did not explain further. These pillars of the church evidently needed propping up. Slug- gish ease will not do ! Brethren, we must have life more abun- dantly, each one of us, and it must flow out into all the duties of our office : warm spiritual life must be manifest in the prayer, in the singing, in the preaching, and even in the shake of the hand and the good word after service. I delight in these conferences because they are living assemblies ; the room does ...not feel like a vault, nor do you salute each other like a set of living skeletons without hearts, or a company of respectable mandarins fresh from INAUGURAL ADDRESS, I 88 I. 199 the tea-shops, who nod and bow mechanically. I cannot endure meetings where the only exhibition of life is seen in heated discussions over points of order, amendments, and movings of the previous question. One marvels at the little things over which an assembly will waste hours of precious time, contending as if the destiny of the whole world and the fate of the starry heavens depended upon the debate.
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