The Making of the Church of England Ad 597 1087 a Course of Historical Lectu
The Making of the Church of England Ad 597 1087 a Course of Historical Lectu
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" That Light did not fail him ''at Eventide. " Cuthbert, a fellow-monk, who describes his death, tells us how greatly he desired to finish his last book, a translation of St. John's Gospel into English. At last his boy-scribe Wilbert cried to the dying saint and scholar, "Dear Master, there is only one sentence more not written down. " "It is well, " he answered, "write it. " In a little while the boy said, "Now it is finished. " He answered, "It is well, thou hast said the truth; it is finishe...d; Take my head in thy hands, for I love to look on my holy place, where I have been wont to pray, and would call once more on my Father, " Then, as he lay on the floor of his cell, he chanted the "Gloria Patri, " and so breathed out his serene soul to God !
None can doubt in his case the fulfilment of the beautiful prayer with which he closes his Ecclesias- tical History: "And I beseech Thee, good Jesu, to grant to me, to whom Thou hast given to drink in with delight the words of Thy knowledge, that through Thy goodness I may at length attain unto Thee the Fountain of all wisdom, and appear forever before Thy Face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" That Light did not fail him ''at Eventide. " Cuthbert, a fellow-monk, who describes his death, tells us how greatly he desired to finish his last book, a translation of St. John's Gospel into English. At last his boy-scribe Wilbert cried to the dying saint and scholar, "Dear Master, there is only one sentence more not written down. " "It is well, " he answered, "write it. " In a little while the boy said, "Now it is finished. " He answered, "It is well, thou hast said the truth; it is finishe...d; Take my head in thy hands, for I love to look on my holy place, where I have been wont to pray, and would call once more on my Father, " Then, as he lay on the floor of his cell, he chanted the "Gloria Patri, " and so breathed out his serene soul to God !
None can doubt in his case the fulfilment of the beautiful prayer with which he closes his Ecclesias- tical History: "And I beseech Thee, good Jesu, to grant to me, to whom Thou hast given to drink in with delight the words of Thy knowledge, that through Thy goodness I may at length attain unto Thee the Fountain of all wisdom, and appear forever before Thy Face.
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