Village Sermons Or One Hundred And One Plain And Short Discourses On the Prin
Village Sermons Or One Hundred And One Plain And Short Discourses On the Prin
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In this choice he seems to have been in- fluenced by motives too worldly and car- nal. Here, indeed, his wealth increased for a time ; but ere long, a war breaking out in the country, Sodom was seized and plundered by tlie enemy, his flocks and herds removed, and himself taken pris- oner. By the gallant behavior of Abra- ham, however, ■ he recovered his liberty and his property, and settled again in the same pleasant, but ungodly spot.
In this horribly wicked place, he was enabled to maintain h...is integrity, to keep himself free from the vices of his neigh- bors, and conduct himself as became a worshipper of Jehovah. But he was far from being happy. He could not be an unconcerned spectator of the enormous wickedness of the inhabitants. St. Peter says, " He was vexed with the filthy con- versation of the wicked: that righteous man dwellingf amonjr them, in seeingf and hearing, vexed his righteous soul, from day to day, with their unlawful deeds. " It was much to his honor, that he felt this abhorrence of sin ; but he must feel re- proved continually, for fixing his residence in such an abandoned place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this choice he seems to have been in- fluenced by motives too worldly and car- nal. Here, indeed, his wealth increased for a time ; but ere long, a war breaking out in the country, Sodom was seized and plundered by tlie enemy, his flocks and herds removed, and himself taken pris- oner. By the gallant behavior of Abra- ham, however, ■ he recovered his liberty and his property, and settled again in the same pleasant, but ungodly spot.
In this horribly wicked place, he was enabled to maintain h...is integrity, to keep himself free from the vices of his neigh- bors, and conduct himself as became a worshipper of Jehovah. But he was far from being happy. He could not be an unconcerned spectator of the enormous wickedness of the inhabitants. St. Peter says, " He was vexed with the filthy con- versation of the wicked: that righteous man dwellingf amonjr them, in seeingf and hearing, vexed his righteous soul, from day to day, with their unlawful deeds. " It was much to his honor, that he felt this abhorrence of sin ; but he must feel re- proved continually, for fixing his residence in such an abandoned place.
What to read after Village Sermons Or One Hundred And One Plain And Short Discourses On the Prin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Burder to read onlineMoreLess
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