The Second book of Samuel
The Second book of Samuel
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the spell breaks ; the bright vision gives way to dismal realities — Tamar's dishonour, Amnon's murder, Absalom's insurrection, and, last not least, Absalom's death, glare in the field of memory ! Who will venture to say that David did not smart for his sins ? Who that reflects would be willing to take the cup of sinful indulgence from his hands, sweet though it was in his mouth, when he sees it so bitter in the belly ?
Two remarks may appropriately conclude this chapter, one with reference to ...grief from bereavements in general, the other with reference to the grief that may arise to Christians in connection with the spiritual condition of departed children.
I, With reference to grief from bereavements in general, it is to be observed that they will prove either a blessing or an evil according to the use to which they are turned. All grief in itself is a V\^eakening thing — w^eakening both to the body and the mind, and it were a great error to suppose that it must do good in the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the spell breaks ; the bright vision gives way to dismal realities — Tamar's dishonour, Amnon's murder, Absalom's insurrection, and, last not least, Absalom's death, glare in the field of memory ! Who will venture to say that David did not smart for his sins ? Who that reflects would be willing to take the cup of sinful indulgence from his hands, sweet though it was in his mouth, when he sees it so bitter in the belly ?
Two remarks may appropriately conclude this chapter, one with reference to ...grief from bereavements in general, the other with reference to the grief that may arise to Christians in connection with the spiritual condition of departed children.
I, With reference to grief from bereavements in general, it is to be observed that they will prove either a blessing or an evil according to the use to which they are turned. All grief in itself is a V\^eakening thing — w^eakening both to the body and the mind, and it were a great error to suppose that it must do good in the end.
What to read after The Second book of Samuel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blaikie, William Garden, 1820-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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