The Parting Commendation a Farewell Sermon Preached in the First Presbyterian
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Whatever he sees to be good for his people, even for the lowliest and the weakest of them, he will infallibly perform. As he made the sun and moon stand still while Joshua and Israel fought against their enemies, in order to give them light, even so would he now arrest the movements of the rolling worlds sooner than allow the least amone: his children to suffer a real injury. Work although he may unseen, work although he may apparenthj against them, he will not suffer a hair to fall from their ...heads without a wise and benevolent reason. The very things which for the present are not joyous, but most grievous, under his management, shall in the end work out the peaceable fruits of righteousness.
With what hope, with what confidence may the children of God, then, amidst all the mutations of this changeful world commend each other unto such a God, whose power is equal to his wisdom, and whose power and Avisdom working hand in hand, and controlled by infinite love, are all pledged for the protection, gui.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever he sees to be good for his people, even for the lowliest and the weakest of them, he will infallibly perform. As he made the sun and moon stand still while Joshua and Israel fought against their enemies, in order to give them light, even so would he now arrest the movements of the rolling worlds sooner than allow the least amone: his children to suffer a real injury. Work although he may unseen, work although he may apparenthj against them, he will not suffer a hair to fall from their ...heads without a wise and benevolent reason. The very things which for the present are not joyous, but most grievous, under his management, shall in the end work out the peaceable fruits of righteousness.
With what hope, with what confidence may the children of God, then, amidst all the mutations of this changeful world commend each other unto such a God, whose power is equal to his wisdom, and whose power and Avisdom working hand in hand, and controlled by infinite love, are all pledged for the protection, gui.
What to read after The Parting Commendation a Farewell Sermon Preached in the First Presbyterian?
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