A Sermon, Preached At Christ Church, Hartford, On the Twelfth Sunday After Trinity, September 3, 1843 : Being the Sunday After the Burial of Mrs. Elizabeth Hart
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But let the young reflect that the aged are always very few, and that they have no promise of at- taining even maturity. The happiness, which the Psalmist recalled and felt, if they seek it not from their earliest youth, may thus be lost forever.
We next observe, that the Psalmist sees, in all his piety and his happiness, only the gift of God, the gift of grace ; and that all his exultation is but thank- fulness. The experience of the aged, who, by pa- tient continuance in well-doing, have soug...ht for glory, honor and immortality, is uniform in this, that every thought of boasting is at every step exclud- ed. If those who are young in knowledge are ever tempted to a vain confidence in themselves, they cannot, who through long years have been taught of God to know themselves. Their life, my breth- ren, however pure it may have been to our eyes, has yet been a succession of disappointments as well as of efforts, a history of frailty as well as of excel- lence. None of their enemies, if enemies they have had, h^s perceived this as well as they ; and with the humblest consciousness of weakness and of guilt, they confess that whatever of good they have thought, or felt, or done, has been taught them by a Divine Teacher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But let the young reflect that the aged are always very few, and that they have no promise of at- taining even maturity. The happiness, which the Psalmist recalled and felt, if they seek it not from their earliest youth, may thus be lost forever.
We next observe, that the Psalmist sees, in all his piety and his happiness, only the gift of God, the gift of grace ; and that all his exultation is but thank- fulness. The experience of the aged, who, by pa- tient continuance in well-doing, have soug...ht for glory, honor and immortality, is uniform in this, that every thought of boasting is at every step exclud- ed. If those who are young in knowledge are ever tempted to a vain confidence in themselves, they cannot, who through long years have been taught of God to know themselves. Their life, my breth- ren, however pure it may have been to our eyes, has yet been a succession of disappointments as well as of efforts, a history of frailty as well as of excel- lence. None of their enemies, if enemies they have had, h^s perceived this as well as they ; and with the humblest consciousness of weakness and of guilt, they confess that whatever of good they have thought, or felt, or done, has been taught them by a Divine Teacher.
What to read after A Sermon, Preached At Christ Church, Hartford, On the Twelfth Sunday After Trinity, September 3, 1843 : Being the Sunday After the Burial of Mrs. Elizabeth Hart?
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