Works volume 1
Works volume 1
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They find no pleasure in the communication of good, as their chief end, but rather in its monopoly. But the 13* 150 ATTRIBUTES AND divine mind is like an ocean, of immeasurable circumference, unfathomable depth, and inexhaustible fulness, ever spontane- ously overflowing in the communication of enjoyment.
This benevolence of God, though vast, is also minute in its inspection, and impartial in its administration. All beings are regarded with good will, according to their capacity, and with compl...acency, according to their character and deeds.
It includes, of course, his own well-being, as comprehend- ing the, greatest good ; and the well-being of the universe, as involved in the stability of his counsels, and the prosperity of his kingdom ; and extends to every creature capable of enjoyment, from angel to insect, with an impartiality which none but God himself can graduate.
It is a benevolence which is pure and unmingled. In convalescent human nature, it exists in alliance with great defects of passion, and selfishness, and pride ; but in God it is not so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They find no pleasure in the communication of good, as their chief end, but rather in its monopoly. But the 13* 150 ATTRIBUTES AND divine mind is like an ocean, of immeasurable circumference, unfathomable depth, and inexhaustible fulness, ever spontane- ously overflowing in the communication of enjoyment.
This benevolence of God, though vast, is also minute in its inspection, and impartial in its administration. All beings are regarded with good will, according to their capacity, and with compl...acency, according to their character and deeds.
It includes, of course, his own well-being, as comprehend- ing the, greatest good ; and the well-being of the universe, as involved in the stability of his counsels, and the prosperity of his kingdom ; and extends to every creature capable of enjoyment, from angel to insect, with an impartiality which none but God himself can graduate.
It is a benevolence which is pure and unmingled. In convalescent human nature, it exists in alliance with great defects of passion, and selfishness, and pride ; but in God it is not so.
What to read after Works volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyman Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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