Christian Thought On Life
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We have bereavements that sadden us ; we have vexations that provoke us ; we have labors that oppress, and watchings that fatigue ; we have losses and griefs which it requires believing hearts to support. Now, we may bear all these meekly, and that is to bear them nobly, to perfect the dictates of celestial wisdom in the strength of a sublime patience. This may be without conspicuous position and without em- blazoned story. The daily sacrifices of a laboring man to duty may involve more bravery... of soul than the achievements of patriots and heroes ; and the devo- tion of an unlettered girl, comforting through years the bed-ridden winter of a parent's age, may contain a holier martyrdom than any which the church has canonized and glorified. The spirit of sacrifice is preeminently the spirit of Christ; it is the spirit which was perfect on the cross, and which gave the cross its triumph. Evangelical goodness is elevated, broad, generous, liberal. The widow devoted her offering to the temple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have bereavements that sadden us ; we have vexations that provoke us ; we have labors that oppress, and watchings that fatigue ; we have losses and griefs which it requires believing hearts to support. Now, we may bear all these meekly, and that is to bear them nobly, to perfect the dictates of celestial wisdom in the strength of a sublime patience. This may be without conspicuous position and without em- blazoned story. The daily sacrifices of a laboring man to duty may involve more bravery... of soul than the achievements of patriots and heroes ; and the devo- tion of an unlettered girl, comforting through years the bed-ridden winter of a parent's age, may contain a holier martyrdom than any which the church has canonized and glorified. The spirit of sacrifice is preeminently the spirit of Christ; it is the spirit which was perfect on the cross, and which gave the cross its triumph. Evangelical goodness is elevated, broad, generous, liberal. The widow devoted her offering to the temple.
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