The Life of Ulric Zwingli
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This was done on the same day, and Zwingli demanded three days for further consideration.
For three days and three nights the soul of this great man was agonized to find the right solution to the ques- tion. He well saw that the statesmen, with all their political wisdom and half-heartedness, liad so confused the situation, had furthered dissensions and party spirit, and had so strengthened the enemy, that nothing short of some stirring event or some grievous providence could bring deliverance.... That he himself would fall as a sacrifice he recognized as a probabihty. How much more agreeable then would it have been for him to insist upon his resignation, and to retire, either to the hills of Toggenburg, to Wildhaus, or elsewhere. Yet the great man could not and would not forsake his Fatherland in the hour of national danger. At last the sacrifice was brought and tremblingly laid upon the altar. All evil directed against him he left to the just Judge, and anew d,evoted himself unreservedly to the service of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was done on the same day, and Zwingli demanded three days for further consideration.
For three days and three nights the soul of this great man was agonized to find the right solution to the ques- tion. He well saw that the statesmen, with all their political wisdom and half-heartedness, liad so confused the situation, had furthered dissensions and party spirit, and had so strengthened the enemy, that nothing short of some stirring event or some grievous providence could bring deliverance.... That he himself would fall as a sacrifice he recognized as a probabihty. How much more agreeable then would it have been for him to insist upon his resignation, and to retire, either to the hills of Toggenburg, to Wildhaus, or elsewhere. Yet the great man could not and would not forsake his Fatherland in the hour of national danger. At last the sacrifice was brought and tremblingly laid upon the altar. All evil directed against him he left to the just Judge, and anew d,evoted himself unreservedly to the service of God.
What to read after The Life of Ulric Zwingli?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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