The Story of Gottlieb
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In God's clear sight your good is just as precious as the good of any human being. Hence what He commands and desires is not that you love your neighbor better than yourself but that you love your neighbor Zbc Stors of eottlicb, 31 as yourself. Will you be wiser than God?" By this time GottUeb trembled in every limb ; but he would not surrender. " Back, ye lying thoughts!" he cried. "Away! I cannot, I will not listen. You fain would shake me by your reasonings, but I know your reasonings well. ...They are as old as the evil world. They are as plausible as the reciprocity of pubhcans and sinners, who lend one to another, hoping to receive the same again. I have been schooled by a diviner Teacher, one who bids me give, hoping for nothing again. I am a learner at the feet of Him who said, ' If any man will be great among you, let him be your minister.' " Thereat the evil thoughts again arose and made new onset. They cried, '' Out of your own mouth will we confute you. Nay, out of the very mouth of your Teacher and Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In God's clear sight your good is just as precious as the good of any human being. Hence what He commands and desires is not that you love your neighbor better than yourself but that you love your neighbor Zbc Stors of eottlicb, 31 as yourself. Will you be wiser than God?" By this time GottUeb trembled in every limb ; but he would not surrender. " Back, ye lying thoughts!" he cried. "Away! I cannot, I will not listen. You fain would shake me by your reasonings, but I know your reasonings well. ...They are as old as the evil world. They are as plausible as the reciprocity of pubhcans and sinners, who lend one to another, hoping to receive the same again. I have been schooled by a diviner Teacher, one who bids me give, hoping for nothing again. I am a learner at the feet of Him who said, ' If any man will be great among you, let him be your minister.' " Thereat the evil thoughts again arose and made new onset. They cried, '' Out of your own mouth will we confute you. Nay, out of the very mouth of your Teacher and Lord.
What to read after The Story of Gottlieb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren, William Fairfield, 1833-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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