Thoughts On the Services
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41. 174 Rogation-Sunday who did not expressly, or by implication, say, "through JESUS CHRIST our Lord. " He alone is worthy to ask and to "receive gifts for men"; we only venture to ask for His merits' sake, and to receive through the channel of His love. The fitness of this Gospel, to the week of the Rogation-fasts, must be apparent.
In the lesson from Zechariah, note, among other texts, the allusion to the fasts of Israel, as "cheerful feasts"; and also the promise, "the seed shall be prosper...ous ; the vine shall give her fruit, and the ground shall give her increase. " One of the primary purposes of the Ro- gation-fasts was to supplicate before harvest a blessing on the fruits of the earth. In the Second Lesson we are reminded, by the example of St. Stephen, of the glory which Christ sheds from the right hand of GOD upon His- saints who suffer for Him, and who by fervent prayer hold intimate converse with Him.
The Rogation thought is again present in the First Lesson at Evening Prayer : " Ask ye of the Lord, rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41. 174 Rogation-Sunday who did not expressly, or by implication, say, "through JESUS CHRIST our Lord. " He alone is worthy to ask and to "receive gifts for men"; we only venture to ask for His merits' sake, and to receive through the channel of His love. The fitness of this Gospel, to the week of the Rogation-fasts, must be apparent.
In the lesson from Zechariah, note, among other texts, the allusion to the fasts of Israel, as "cheerful feasts"; and also the promise, "the seed shall be prosper...ous ; the vine shall give her fruit, and the ground shall give her increase. " One of the primary purposes of the Ro- gation-fasts was to supplicate before harvest a blessing on the fruits of the earth. In the Second Lesson we are reminded, by the example of St. Stephen, of the glory which Christ sheds from the right hand of GOD upon His- saints who suffer for Him, and who by fervent prayer hold intimate converse with Him.
The Rogation thought is again present in the First Lesson at Evening Prayer : " Ask ye of the Lord, rain.
What to read after Thoughts On the Services?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Cleveland Arthur Cleveland Coxe to read onlineMoreLess
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