The Representative Men of the Bible
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But that is only one half of his thought. Hezekiah sees something beyond this — something which the ordinary revivalist does not always see.
He perceives that it is not enough to debar from worldly attractions ; there must be created unworldly attractions. He feels that the people will never be drawn into the temple of God by the mere destruction of 248 THE REPRESENTATIVE MEN their heathen images ; the temple itself must be beautified. Why had men resorted to unhallowed shrines? Was it not beca...use the temple of the true God was in a condition unworthy of itself, unworthy of Him ! Had they not been driven to seek beauty among the heathen because there was no beauty among the faithful ! Why should the temple of Jerusalem not be made as attractive as the groves of Ashtaroth? Was loveliness a monopoly of the wicked 1 Was aestheticism a prerogative of the sinner ! Were the charms of secular art in the exclusive possession of the ungodly ! Had the Divine Spirit alone nothing to draw with, nothing by which to attract the world !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that is only one half of his thought. Hezekiah sees something beyond this — something which the ordinary revivalist does not always see.
He perceives that it is not enough to debar from worldly attractions ; there must be created unworldly attractions. He feels that the people will never be drawn into the temple of God by the mere destruction of 248 THE REPRESENTATIVE MEN their heathen images ; the temple itself must be beautified. Why had men resorted to unhallowed shrines? Was it not beca...use the temple of the true God was in a condition unworthy of itself, unworthy of Him ! Had they not been driven to seek beauty among the heathen because there was no beauty among the faithful ! Why should the temple of Jerusalem not be made as attractive as the groves of Ashtaroth? Was loveliness a monopoly of the wicked 1 Was aestheticism a prerogative of the sinner ! Were the charms of secular art in the exclusive possession of the ungodly ! Had the Divine Spirit alone nothing to draw with, nothing by which to attract the world !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Matheson to read onlineMoreLess
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