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the ministrations of the pulpit ; and whether there is effort enougli to attain it in the case of individual believers. Christianity is a high calling, and if we miglit name any paramount object for ministerial ambition in the present day, it would be such a setting forth of Christian char- acter, and such an enforcement of Xew Testament ethics as might, with God's blessing, reappear in eminent piety — in a religion at once lowly and kindly, unselfish and upright, yet considerate and tender-hea...rted, wise in its ardour, and cheerful in its obedience, true to the Bible, true to the brethren, true to the blaster, true to itself, and, however attached to its immediate comnmnion, not hostile to others, and growing daily fitted for the highest of all A religion like that would tell on the times, and what- soever incidental influences it miglit accept, it still would hold its own. A living epistle of the Divine omni- presence, in the conscientiousness with which it fulfilled each duty, it would plainly say, "Thou God seest me, " and "We must all appear before the judgment-seat of Christ.
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the ministrations of the pulpit ; and whether there is effort enougli to attain it in the case of individual believers. Christianity is a high calling, and if we miglit name any paramount object for ministerial ambition in the present day, it would be such a setting forth of Christian char- acter, and such an enforcement of Xew Testament ethics as might, with God's blessing, reappear in eminent piety — in a religion at once lowly and kindly, unselfish and upright, yet considerate and tender-hea...rted, wise in its ardour, and cheerful in its obedience, true to the Bible, true to the brethren, true to the blaster, true to itself, and, however attached to its immediate comnmnion, not hostile to others, and growing daily fitted for the highest of all A religion like that would tell on the times, and what- soever incidental influences it miglit accept, it still would hold its own. A living epistle of the Divine omni- presence, in the conscientiousness with which it fulfilled each duty, it would plainly say, "Thou God seest me, " and "We must all appear before the judgment-seat of Christ.
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