Tracts for To-Day
Tracts for To-Day
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Our duty is not to judge Judas, but learn our lesson of him. I would say, then, he was not moved to the true path of repentance, as he would have been by the unerring instinct of the higher sorrow. Whither went he with his confession, restitution, grief? To Jiis ac- co7nplices. It is as the gambler flies to the card-table Hosted by Google THE PENITENT. 97 to retrieve the fortune he has lost there ; it is as the drunkard flies to the cup to forget the misery it has brought him. What more was nee...ded to goad his re- morse into madness than their answer; '' What is that to us ? See thou to that." Ah ! whenever we bring to the accustomed association of the world, with its pleasure and interests, our deeper, sadder moments, how soon do we find that they have nothing in common with it. "We want no earnestness, no excellence, no conscience," cries the world. "What are they to us?
See thou to them." Where was Faith then, the inner light of true repent- ance, touching into activity the giant in a man which plants the heel of the great human will on that serpent, which would trail through his heart, and nestle in his brain, driving ofl* every ministering angel ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our duty is not to judge Judas, but learn our lesson of him. I would say, then, he was not moved to the true path of repentance, as he would have been by the unerring instinct of the higher sorrow. Whither went he with his confession, restitution, grief? To Jiis ac- co7nplices. It is as the gambler flies to the card-table Hosted by Google THE PENITENT. 97 to retrieve the fortune he has lost there ; it is as the drunkard flies to the cup to forget the misery it has brought him. What more was nee...ded to goad his re- morse into madness than their answer; '' What is that to us ? See thou to that." Ah ! whenever we bring to the accustomed association of the world, with its pleasure and interests, our deeper, sadder moments, how soon do we find that they have nothing in common with it. "We want no earnestness, no excellence, no conscience," cries the world. "What are they to us?
See thou to them." Where was Faith then, the inner light of true repent- ance, touching into activity the giant in a man which plants the heel of the great human will on that serpent, which would trail through his heart, and nestle in his brain, driving ofl* every ministering angel ?
What to read after Tracts for To-Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conway, Moncure Daniel, 1832-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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