Thoughts for the Thoughtful
Thoughts for the Thoughtful
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you sound at t To be a hypocrite iu the common affairs of is bad and base ; but to be a hypocrite in holy things, is truly terrihle. How severely did the Saviour rebuke hypocrisy I " Woe unto you, s< Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, hot are within full of dead men's bone*, and of all uncleanness. Even so ye also out\\ appear righteous unto men, but within ye m nf hypocrisy and iniquity, " M How vainly does the hypocrite persuade himself that he is not known I Dissemble as much as he will, deceive as successfully as he may, tl, still a shade of difference between him ami 106 THE SMUT IN THE CORN. he counterfeits, which may be observed by some of the quick- sigh ted among men; but, even if he escape the eye of man, how shall he escape the all- discerning eye of God ? He who knows the secret thoughts, who tries the heart and the reins, can distinguish at a glance the good grain from the smutted corn. Happy is he who can say with godly sincerity, " I have chosen the way of truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
you sound at t To be a hypocrite iu the common affairs of is bad and base ; but to be a hypocrite in holy things, is truly terrihle. How severely did the Saviour rebuke hypocrisy I " Woe unto you, s< Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, hot are within full of dead men's bone*, and of all uncleanness. Even so ye also out\\ appear righteous unto men, but within ye m nf hypocrisy and iniquity, " M How vainly does the hypocrite persuade himself that he is not known I Dissemble as much as he will, deceive as successfully as he may, tl, still a shade of difference between him ami 106 THE SMUT IN THE CORN. he counterfeits, which may be observed by some of the quick- sigh ted among men; but, even if he escape the eye of man, how shall he escape the all- discerning eye of God ? He who knows the secret thoughts, who tries the heart and the reins, can distinguish at a glance the good grain from the smutted corn. Happy is he who can say with godly sincerity, " I have chosen the way of truth.
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