Vital Godliness: a Treatise On Experimental And Practical Piety
Vital Godliness: a Treatise On Experimental And Practical Piety
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Nor can we easily overestimate the evils that flow from a state of carnal strife between man and man, or between the sections of a community. "Where envying and strife is, there is contention and every evil work.'' Jas. 3:16. See also Gral. 5:15.
Yel so inveterate is this spirit of con ten- Hosted by VjOOQ IC PEACE. 427 tion, and so dreadfully does it blind the mind, that it is with great difficulty men of strife can be brought to believe that they are injuring and degrading themselves... by all their malice.
''It is an honor for a man to cease from strife ; but every fool will be meddling.'' Prov.
20 : 3. Such a sentence is either not heeded by them, or it strikes terror into their con- sciences. Other portions of Grod's word are no less explicit. Paul puts wrath and strife in a list of vices of the most hateful character.
G-al. 5 : 19-21. James says, ''If ye have bit- ter envying and strife in your hearts, glory not, and lie not agailist the truth.'' Jas. 3 : 14.
Nothing should more arouse us to this duty than the example of our blessed Lord, of whom it was foretold that "he shall not strive nor cry ; neither shall any man hear his voice in the streets.'^ Matt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
31 : 20.
Nor can we easily overestimate the evils that flow from a state of carnal strife between man and man, or between the sections of a community. "Where envying and strife is, there is contention and every evil work.'' Jas. 3:16. See also Gral. 5:15.
Yel so inveterate is this spirit of con ten- Hosted by VjOOQ IC PEACE. 427 tion, and so dreadfully does it blind the mind, that it is with great difficulty men of strife can be brought to believe that they are injuring and degrading themselves... by all their malice.
''It is an honor for a man to cease from strife ; but every fool will be meddling.'' Prov.
20 : 3. Such a sentence is either not heeded by them, or it strikes terror into their con- sciences. Other portions of Grod's word are no less explicit. Paul puts wrath and strife in a list of vices of the most hateful character.
G-al. 5 : 19-21. James says, ''If ye have bit- ter envying and strife in your hearts, glory not, and lie not agailist the truth.'' Jas. 3 : 14.
Nothing should more arouse us to this duty than the example of our blessed Lord, of whom it was foretold that "he shall not strive nor cry ; neither shall any man hear his voice in the streets.'^ Matt.
What to read after Vital Godliness: a Treatise On Experimental And Practical Piety?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William S William Swan Plumer to read onlineMoreLess
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