The Panacea for Poverty
The Panacea for Poverty
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He might have enjoyed the comforts of society, and sought his own gratification and the gratification of his friends, but we find that early in the morning and late at night he was doing good, to his friends and to his foes. See him in the ship on the Sea of Galilee when his disciples were frightened by storm, and awakened him for his help. Wearied by the labors of the day he could sleep though the ship rolled, though the lightning flashed, and the winds howled ; he could sleep " as a mother sl...eeps who has been watching for weeks a child whose life has all the while been trembling in the bal- ance. The storm may beat, the house may trem- ble, she sleeps on ; but let that child turn on its pillow or breathe a little harder than usual and instantly she is awake to catch the first indi- cation of the child's necessity. " So could Christ sleep through everything until his disciples wanted help, and at once he came to them — a God of power — to give them deliverance.
There was very sound theology on its practi- cal side, in the negro laborer's reply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He might have enjoyed the comforts of society, and sought his own gratification and the gratification of his friends, but we find that early in the morning and late at night he was doing good, to his friends and to his foes. See him in the ship on the Sea of Galilee when his disciples were frightened by storm, and awakened him for his help. Wearied by the labors of the day he could sleep though the ship rolled, though the lightning flashed, and the winds howled ; he could sleep " as a mother sl...eeps who has been watching for weeks a child whose life has all the while been trembling in the bal- ance. The storm may beat, the house may trem- ble, she sleeps on ; but let that child turn on its pillow or breathe a little harder than usual and instantly she is awake to catch the first indi- cation of the child's necessity. " So could Christ sleep through everything until his disciples wanted help, and at once he came to them — a God of power — to give them deliverance.
There was very sound theology on its practi- cal side, in the negro laborer's reply.
What to read after The Panacea for Poverty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison Clinton Peters to read onlineMoreLess
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