The Shepherd of the Pyrenees
The Shepherd of the Pyrenees
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Theophilus being surrounded by his friends, was very gay ; all serious reflections left him, and he thought no more of his promise to the shepherd. Thus reluctantly is the depraved heart of man drawn to its God. Man is by nature a hater of God an alien from his Maker, a lover of self: and all the afflictions to which he is liable are hardly enough to bring him back to God ; nay, they are :J8 the shepherd utterly incapable of producing this effect, unless the influence of the Holy Spirit witliin... him co- operates in the glorious work. And we find from sad experience, that every butterfly which crosses the path of the pilgrim on his way to Zion, diverts his attention, and misleads his eye, which should be intently fixed on the guiding star. Theophilus and Sophia thouglit no more of the Bible at that time, nor ever, perhaps, would have recollected the old shepherd, had not circumstan- ces again brought ihcm together. The disease of Theophilus daily gained ground : he was afllicted with a constant cough, his flesh wasted, his strength faded, and he was obliged to i-ubmit to new privation?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theophilus being surrounded by his friends, was very gay ; all serious reflections left him, and he thought no more of his promise to the shepherd. Thus reluctantly is the depraved heart of man drawn to its God. Man is by nature a hater of God an alien from his Maker, a lover of self: and all the afflictions to which he is liable are hardly enough to bring him back to God ; nay, they are :J8 the shepherd utterly incapable of producing this effect, unless the influence of the Holy Spirit witliin... him co- operates in the glorious work. And we find from sad experience, that every butterfly which crosses the path of the pilgrim on his way to Zion, diverts his attention, and misleads his eye, which should be intently fixed on the guiding star. Theophilus and Sophia thouglit no more of the Bible at that time, nor ever, perhaps, would have recollected the old shepherd, had not circumstan- ces again brought ihcm together. The disease of Theophilus daily gained ground : he was afllicted with a constant cough, his flesh wasted, his strength faded, and he was obliged to i-ubmit to new privation?
What to read after The Shepherd of the Pyrenees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood, Mrs. (Mary Martha), 1775-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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