The Works of the Rt. Rev. Charles C. Grafton
The Works of the Rt. Rev. Charles C. Grafton
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All men are to honour Him, even as they honour the Father. We are apt so to think of Him on His human side, as almost to forget His Deity. He had wrapped human nature about His Divine Nature that He might act out His Godship through the condition of humanity.
There is a danger lest by our familiarity with His Humanity, we forget He is God. It woidd be well to read through the Gospels and at every mention of His Name worship His Godhead. Before Him, we must put our hands on our mouth and bow our... heads in the dust, and cry, "Holy, Holy, Holy.'* His Deity demands our absolute submission. Have Digitized by Google i6o THE RELIGIOUS LIFE we laid ourselves thus at His Feet, surrendering all we are or hope to be, to Him, to be in time and Eternity His loving slaves?
He is our Master. He is wisdom itself. His words are our laws of conduct. Do we not dwell perhaps too exclusively on His tenderness and com- passion? We must not forget His awfid, subUme, and imperious demands. There is a tender but a stem side to His character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All men are to honour Him, even as they honour the Father. We are apt so to think of Him on His human side, as almost to forget His Deity. He had wrapped human nature about His Divine Nature that He might act out His Godship through the condition of humanity.
There is a danger lest by our familiarity with His Humanity, we forget He is God. It woidd be well to read through the Gospels and at every mention of His Name worship His Godhead. Before Him, we must put our hands on our mouth and bow our... heads in the dust, and cry, "Holy, Holy, Holy.'* His Deity demands our absolute submission. Have Digitized by Google i6o THE RELIGIOUS LIFE we laid ourselves thus at His Feet, surrendering all we are or hope to be, to Him, to be in time and Eternity His loving slaves?
He is our Master. He is wisdom itself. His words are our laws of conduct. Do we not dwell perhaps too exclusively on His tenderness and com- passion? We must not forget His awfid, subUme, and imperious demands. There is a tender but a stem side to His character.
What to read after The Works of the Rt. Rev. Charles C. Grafton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Chapman Grafton to read onlineMoreLess
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