The Spirit of Service
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What else have we in this mud? Clay. And the materials of clay, when the particles are arranged according to their higher laws, make the brilliant sapphire. What oth- er ingredients enter into the London mud? Soot. And soot in its cr'stallized perfection forms the dia- mond. There is but one other, — water. And water when distilled according to the higher law of its na- ture, forms the dew-drop resting in exquisite perfec- tion in the heart of the rose. " Thus may we, through the resolution of ...the city mud into its component ele- ments, come to see, in parabolic form, possibilities in debased, degraded, depraved human nature. In many of its manifestations as unlovely, as unlovable, as disgusting, indeed, as city mud ; and yet contain- ing elements susceptible of redemption, re-arrange- ment, readjustment, as will furnish, in saved souls, the glorious duplicates of opals, sapphires, diamonds, for the adornment of the "royal diadem" with which on the day of eternal coronation, we shall see Him crowned, of whom Edward Perronet sang: "All hail the power of Jesus' Name, Let angels prostrate fall; Bring forth the royal diadem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What else have we in this mud? Clay. And the materials of clay, when the particles are arranged according to their higher laws, make the brilliant sapphire. What oth- er ingredients enter into the London mud? Soot. And soot in its cr'stallized perfection forms the dia- mond. There is but one other, — water. And water when distilled according to the higher law of its na- ture, forms the dew-drop resting in exquisite perfec- tion in the heart of the rose. " Thus may we, through the resolution of ...the city mud into its component ele- ments, come to see, in parabolic form, possibilities in debased, degraded, depraved human nature. In many of its manifestations as unlovely, as unlovable, as disgusting, indeed, as city mud ; and yet contain- ing elements susceptible of redemption, re-arrange- ment, readjustment, as will furnish, in saved souls, the glorious duplicates of opals, sapphires, diamonds, for the adornment of the "royal diadem" with which on the day of eternal coronation, we shall see Him crowned, of whom Edward Perronet sang: "All hail the power of Jesus' Name, Let angels prostrate fall; Bring forth the royal diadem.
What to read after The Spirit of Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Henry Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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