Thoughts On Preaching Specially in Relation to the Requirements of the Age
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The blindness of Israel may have obscured it ; the traditions of Christendom may have overlaid it ; the very heathen, to this day, may distort and darken it, by the admixture of elements, borrowed from their own wild and fanciful theologies. But its normal type, of "the just suffering for the unjust, " has continued ever, — a truth of God, which it was beyond the power of falsehood to obliterate, and which the vicissitudes of ages have never been able to destroy.
And, as to the work of Christ f...or us, so to the work of the Holy Spirit in us, must we give a standing pre- eminence in our teaching. The work of the Third Person of the ever-blessed Trinity, on the human soul, whereby it is recovered from the dominion of sin, and renewed unto holiness, must be maintained, and con- stantly urged upon our people, as a reality; as a necessity ; as a great fact of our religious philosophy ; as the fixed, ordained, universal qualification of the redeemed spirit before it can enter heaven. The doctrine is not to be explained away by the admitted tendency, in the sacred writers, to express themselves in strong figurative language.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The blindness of Israel may have obscured it ; the traditions of Christendom may have overlaid it ; the very heathen, to this day, may distort and darken it, by the admixture of elements, borrowed from their own wild and fanciful theologies. But its normal type, of "the just suffering for the unjust, " has continued ever, — a truth of God, which it was beyond the power of falsehood to obliterate, and which the vicissitudes of ages have never been able to destroy.
And, as to the work of Christ f...or us, so to the work of the Holy Spirit in us, must we give a standing pre- eminence in our teaching. The work of the Third Person of the ever-blessed Trinity, on the human soul, whereby it is recovered from the dominion of sin, and renewed unto holiness, must be maintained, and con- stantly urged upon our people, as a reality; as a necessity ; as a great fact of our religious philosophy ; as the fixed, ordained, universal qualification of the redeemed spirit before it can enter heaven. The doctrine is not to be explained away by the admitted tendency, in the sacred writers, to express themselves in strong figurative language.
What to read after Thoughts On Preaching Specially in Relation to the Requirements of the Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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