The Story of Jonah the Prophet
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of dull dark sorrow. He had nothing; now to— do. He would not dare to think. His feeling, ^ or involuntary thought, would be pain. The ^ one thing of all others he would be most likely to do in the circumstances is just the thing it is said he did — " He lay, and was fast asleep. " So the disciples fell asleep in their sorrow, while watching. So Sisera slept in the tent of Jael, and never woke. Sleep ; what a rich boon it is to frail and weary men ! It is one of God's purest acts of beneficence..., this continual gift of sleep. He gives what he never needs, what he never takes. He sheds a sweet oblivion round and round the world, himself keeping watch, while man, and beast, and bird, and even, in a measure, bud, and leaf, and blossom, take their rest ! " Tired nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep " — it comes to the wet sea-boy in the rudest hour, to the poor slave in the intervals of his hopeless toil, 9 o THE STORY OF JONAH.
to the traveller in the forest or on the moun- tain-side, and — marvel of mercy — to the sinner under the heavy load of his sin !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of dull dark sorrow. He had nothing; now to— do. He would not dare to think. His feeling, ^ or involuntary thought, would be pain. The ^ one thing of all others he would be most likely to do in the circumstances is just the thing it is said he did — " He lay, and was fast asleep. " So the disciples fell asleep in their sorrow, while watching. So Sisera slept in the tent of Jael, and never woke. Sleep ; what a rich boon it is to frail and weary men ! It is one of God's purest acts of beneficence..., this continual gift of sleep. He gives what he never needs, what he never takes. He sheds a sweet oblivion round and round the world, himself keeping watch, while man, and beast, and bird, and even, in a measure, bud, and leaf, and blossom, take their rest ! " Tired nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep " — it comes to the wet sea-boy in the rudest hour, to the poor slave in the intervals of his hopeless toil, 9 o THE STORY OF JONAH.
to the traveller in the forest or on the moun- tain-side, and — marvel of mercy — to the sinner under the heavy load of his sin !
What to read after The Story of Jonah the Prophet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Raleigh to read onlineMoreLess
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