The Second Mile
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When Paul finds himself with his hard road to travel — an arduous journey all the way from the midnight escape at Da- mascus to the headsman's axe at Rome 27 The Second Mile — he does not, like the lesser souls, spoil it by desiring to go half instead. " I must " is alien from his spirit ; " I ought, " an occasional but not domi- nant tone ; " Thanks be to God who counted me worthy, appointing me to be his minister, " that is Paul's over- flowing zeal which took the sting from the first mile's ...obligation. If a friend ask a favor, saying, " I have a right to demand that as a friend, " and you reply, " Man, stop talking about rights. I am more willing to make that sacrifice than you are to ask me, " by that you have transformed obliga- tion from drudgery to privilege. So Paul wrote to Philemon, making re- quest of service from him, and said, " Without thy mind I would do noth- ing, that thy goodness should not be as of necessity, but of free will " ; and thereby he suggested the only way to find joy in duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Paul finds himself with his hard road to travel — an arduous journey all the way from the midnight escape at Da- mascus to the headsman's axe at Rome 27 The Second Mile — he does not, like the lesser souls, spoil it by desiring to go half instead. " I must " is alien from his spirit ; " I ought, " an occasional but not domi- nant tone ; " Thanks be to God who counted me worthy, appointing me to be his minister, " that is Paul's over- flowing zeal which took the sting from the first mile's ...obligation. If a friend ask a favor, saying, " I have a right to demand that as a friend, " and you reply, " Man, stop talking about rights. I am more willing to make that sacrifice than you are to ask me, " by that you have transformed obliga- tion from drudgery to privilege. So Paul wrote to Philemon, making re- quest of service from him, and said, " Without thy mind I would do noth- ing, that thy goodness should not be as of necessity, but of free will " ; and thereby he suggested the only way to find joy in duty.
What to read after The Second Mile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fosdick Harry Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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