Thoughts On Personal Religion Being a Treatise On the Christian Life in Its Two
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And what in us lies is this, — to call the attention definitely to God's Presence, as occasion offers, at the necessary breaks or periods in our work, and the occasional mingling with the act of recollection two or three words of secret prayer which may suggest themselves on the moment; such as, "Thou, God, seest me, " — " Have I also here looked after Ilim that seeth me ?" — "Thou art about my path " (in the daytime), "and about my bed " (in the silent watches of the night).
The conception of ...God's Presence will take different shapes in different minds. We may regard Him as locally present every where, the veil of matter screen- ing Him from our view, just as a king might really be moving up and down in the midst of a company of blind persons ; or we may regard Him as having a certain intimate connexion with our own minds, as upholding momentarily in us the powers of life and thought, according to that word of St. Paul's, " In him we live, and move, and have our being ; " or, lastly, we may think of Our Lord in human form looking down upon our probation from the Heavenly Throne, just as He appeared at the martyrdom of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what in us lies is this, — to call the attention definitely to God's Presence, as occasion offers, at the necessary breaks or periods in our work, and the occasional mingling with the act of recollection two or three words of secret prayer which may suggest themselves on the moment; such as, "Thou, God, seest me, " — " Have I also here looked after Ilim that seeth me ?" — "Thou art about my path " (in the daytime), "and about my bed " (in the silent watches of the night).
The conception of ...God's Presence will take different shapes in different minds. We may regard Him as locally present every where, the veil of matter screen- ing Him from our view, just as a king might really be moving up and down in the midst of a company of blind persons ; or we may regard Him as having a certain intimate connexion with our own minds, as upholding momentarily in us the powers of life and thought, according to that word of St. Paul's, " In him we live, and move, and have our being ; " or, lastly, we may think of Our Lord in human form looking down upon our probation from the Heavenly Throne, just as He appeared at the martyrdom of St.
What to read after Thoughts On Personal Religion Being a Treatise On the Christian Life in Its Two?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Meyrick Goulburn to read onlineMoreLess
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