The Oracles of God
The Oracles of God
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That he hath made a promise for the bread which we eat, and for the rai- ment wherewith we are clothed ; for the rain which watereth the earth, and for the dew which maketh the outgoings of the •evening and the morning to rejoice ; that his bow in the heavens is a promise of seedtime and harvest to endure for the nourishment of every thing that lives ; that he holdeth the gifts of knowledge and understanding and a sound mind in his hand, and serveth them out tp men ; that power also is his, and... length of days and\ riches and honour. All these regions which aforetime floated in our mind as the domain of fickle fortune, or were given into the hands of a fixed fate, or made dependant on the agency and freewill of man, turn out, upon knowing the promises of God, to be administra- tions of his bounty for sustaining the world and comforting its afflicted state ; — remnants of his creation-gifcs, which he did not remove at the great forfeiture of all our estate, but secured for ever, as divine attachments, to hold us to him- self, against the great current of sin which drifteth all things into the cold and frozen regions where God is forgotten and unknown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That he hath made a promise for the bread which we eat, and for the rai- ment wherewith we are clothed ; for the rain which watereth the earth, and for the dew which maketh the outgoings of the •evening and the morning to rejoice ; that his bow in the heavens is a promise of seedtime and harvest to endure for the nourishment of every thing that lives ; that he holdeth the gifts of knowledge and understanding and a sound mind in his hand, and serveth them out tp men ; that power also is his, and... length of days and\ riches and honour. All these regions which aforetime floated in our mind as the domain of fickle fortune, or were given into the hands of a fixed fate, or made dependant on the agency and freewill of man, turn out, upon knowing the promises of God, to be administra- tions of his bounty for sustaining the world and comforting its afflicted state ; — remnants of his creation-gifcs, which he did not remove at the great forfeiture of all our estate, but secured for ever, as divine attachments, to hold us to him- self, against the great current of sin which drifteth all things into the cold and frozen regions where God is forgotten and unknown.
What to read after The Oracles of God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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