The Service Manual
The Service Manual
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But Israel preferred persecution, torture, loss of human rights, even death, to surrendering his faith. Baal and Moloch, Isis and Astarte, Jupiter and Woden, are dead. The name of Jehovah still resounds wherever Jewish soul wings itself in prayer.
These facts establish the truth that Israel is not destined for destruction. He must live. And he must live for a purpose, else his providential preservation would have no meaning. He, against whom man and nature are powerless, must be the Anointed of... the Lord, singled out and spared by Him for purposes divine. What those purposes may be we may conjecture from what Israel has accomplished in the past. He has drawn the plans of civilization, laid its foundations, started its superstructure ; he must finish the work he has begun. He has conceived the great religious truth : One God over all, One Brotherhood of all, Universal Peace among . All ; that religious truth he must make su- preme with all.
With the conception of Israel's divine preservation for a holy purpose, the problem of his sufferings loses much of its mystery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Israel preferred persecution, torture, loss of human rights, even death, to surrendering his faith. Baal and Moloch, Isis and Astarte, Jupiter and Woden, are dead. The name of Jehovah still resounds wherever Jewish soul wings itself in prayer.
These facts establish the truth that Israel is not destined for destruction. He must live. And he must live for a purpose, else his providential preservation would have no meaning. He, against whom man and nature are powerless, must be the Anointed of... the Lord, singled out and spared by Him for purposes divine. What those purposes may be we may conjecture from what Israel has accomplished in the past. He has drawn the plans of civilization, laid its foundations, started its superstructure ; he must finish the work he has begun. He has conceived the great religious truth : One God over all, One Brotherhood of all, Universal Peace among . All ; that religious truth he must make su- preme with all.
With the conception of Israel's divine preservation for a holy purpose, the problem of his sufferings loses much of its mystery.
What to read after The Service Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Krauskopf to read onlineMoreLess
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