An Exposition of the Litany
An Exposition of the Litany
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(Young Churchman Co. , 1909. ) ®' See Dr. Liddon, Sermons preached on special occasions, p. 210.
«^Matt. XXV. 36, 43.
[89] AX EXroSITIOX OF won a coiiipaiiiou in suffering to penitence and promised him a place with Him in Paradise. " We would pray, and use all our influence, for the improvement of our gaols and prisons, that they may be so or- dered as to become in truth houses of cor- rection and reformation, wherein wrong- doers may be brought to a better mind, and whence, when discharged, th...ey may start afresh on a new career of self-respect and usefulness.
(c) Next we turn to think of the be- reaved, the desolate and oppressed. ^'That it may please Thee to defend, and provide for, the fatherless children, and widows, and all who are desolate and oppressed. " God has continually proclaimed Himself the Protector of the fatherless and the widow, warning of His righteous anger against such as oppress or defraud these in a condition of helplessness. " These have ever been the objects of the Church's special solicitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Young Churchman Co. , 1909. ) ®' See Dr. Liddon, Sermons preached on special occasions, p. 210.
«^Matt. XXV. 36, 43.
[89] AX EXroSITIOX OF won a coiiipaiiiou in suffering to penitence and promised him a place with Him in Paradise. " We would pray, and use all our influence, for the improvement of our gaols and prisons, that they may be so or- dered as to become in truth houses of cor- rection and reformation, wherein wrong- doers may be brought to a better mind, and whence, when discharged, th...ey may start afresh on a new career of self-respect and usefulness.
(c) Next we turn to think of the be- reaved, the desolate and oppressed. ^'That it may please Thee to defend, and provide for, the fatherless children, and widows, and all who are desolate and oppressed. " God has continually proclaimed Himself the Protector of the fatherless and the widow, warning of His righteous anger against such as oppress or defraud these in a condition of helplessness. " These have ever been the objects of the Church's special solicitude.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A C a Arthur Crawshay Alliston Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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