Twenty-Five Village Sermons
Twenty-Five Village Sermons
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Whoso sheddeth man's bloodby man shall his blood be shed, for in the image of God made Heman. " This, then, is the covenant which God made with Noah forperpetual generations, and therefore with us, the children of Noah. In this covenant you see certain truths come out into light; some, of which you read nothing before in the Bible, and other truthswhich, though they were given to Adam, yet had been utterly lostsight of before the flood. This has been God's method, we find fromthe Bible, ever si...nce the creation, --to lead man step by step upinto more and more light, up to this very day, and to make each sinand each madness of men an occasion for revealing to Him more andmore of truth and of the living God. And so each and every chapterin the Bible is built upon all that has gone before it; and he thatneglects to understand what has gone before will never come to theunderstanding of what follows after. Why do I say this? Becausemen are continually picking out those scraps of the Bible which suittheir own fancy, and pinning their whole faith on them, and tryingto make them serve to explain every thing in heaven and earth;whereas no man can understand the Epistles unless he firstunderstand the Gospels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whoso sheddeth man's bloodby man shall his blood be shed, for in the image of God made Heman. " This, then, is the covenant which God made with Noah forperpetual generations, and therefore with us, the children of Noah. In this covenant you see certain truths come out into light; some, of which you read nothing before in the Bible, and other truthswhich, though they were given to Adam, yet had been utterly lostsight of before the flood. This has been God's method, we find fromthe Bible, ever si...nce the creation, --to lead man step by step upinto more and more light, up to this very day, and to make each sinand each madness of men an occasion for revealing to Him more andmore of truth and of the living God. And so each and every chapterin the Bible is built upon all that has gone before it; and he thatneglects to understand what has gone before will never come to theunderstanding of what follows after. Why do I say this? Becausemen are continually picking out those scraps of the Bible which suittheir own fancy, and pinning their whole faith on them, and tryingto make them serve to explain every thing in heaven and earth;whereas no man can understand the Epistles unless he firstunderstand the Gospels.
What to read after Twenty-Five Village Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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