Western Cavaliers: Embracing the History of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Kentucky From 1832 ...
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We have since often listened, with thrilling interest, to the same distinguished divine, but on no occasion have we heard him excel the sermon he preached at that time. The soul — its immortality and its capacity for suffering or for bliss — a wanderer from God, its only source of rest — ^the exhortation to return, and the rich provision made through the atonement of Jesus Christ for its happiness here and hereafter- were the themes on which the preacher dwelt. In a whisper soft as the evening ...zephyr he portrayed the sufferings of Christ for the sins of mankind, and the rich inheritance provided for the world by the death of the Son of God. He dipped his pencil in living light to paint the agonies that Jesus bore, and to unfold the glittering splendors of the heav- enly state in which the soul should bask forever and ever. Then, rising to the loftiest heights of oratory, he pointed to the realms of night — unending night — where the soul, invested with immortality, should roam amid darkness and gloom, through eternal ages — lost, lost, forever lost !
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We have since often listened, with thrilling interest, to the same distinguished divine, but on no occasion have we heard him excel the sermon he preached at that time. The soul — its immortality and its capacity for suffering or for bliss — a wanderer from God, its only source of rest — ^the exhortation to return, and the rich provision made through the atonement of Jesus Christ for its happiness here and hereafter- were the themes on which the preacher dwelt. In a whisper soft as the evening ...zephyr he portrayed the sufferings of Christ for the sins of mankind, and the rich inheritance provided for the world by the death of the Son of God. He dipped his pencil in living light to paint the agonies that Jesus bore, and to unfold the glittering splendors of the heav- enly state in which the soul should bask forever and ever. Then, rising to the loftiest heights of oratory, he pointed to the realms of night — unending night — where the soul, invested with immortality, should roam amid darkness and gloom, through eternal ages — lost, lost, forever lost !
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