David
David
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The tyrannous self-will, which is too often developed by long success and command: theunscrupulous craft, which is too often developed by long adversity, and the necessity of sustaining oneself in a difficult position--these must have been there. But even they would not have led Davidto do the deed which he did, had there not been in him likewise thatfearful moral weakness which comes from long indulgence of thepassions--a weakness which is reckless alike of conscience, ofpublic opinion, and of... danger either to earthly welfare oreverlasting salvation.
It has been said, 'But such a sin is so unlike David's character. 'Doubtless it was, on the theory that David was a character mingledof good and evil. But on David's own theory, that he was an utterlyweak person without the help of God, the act is perfectly likeDavid. It is David's self. It is what David would naturally dowhen he had left hold of God. Had he left hold of God in thewilderness he would have become a mere robber-chieftain. He doesleave hold of God in his palace on Zion, and he becomes a mereEastern despot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tyrannous self-will, which is too often developed by long success and command: theunscrupulous craft, which is too often developed by long adversity, and the necessity of sustaining oneself in a difficult position--these must have been there. But even they would not have led Davidto do the deed which he did, had there not been in him likewise thatfearful moral weakness which comes from long indulgence of thepassions--a weakness which is reckless alike of conscience, ofpublic opinion, and of... danger either to earthly welfare oreverlasting salvation.
It has been said, 'But such a sin is so unlike David's character. 'Doubtless it was, on the theory that David was a character mingledof good and evil. But on David's own theory, that he was an utterlyweak person without the help of God, the act is perfectly likeDavid. It is David's self. It is what David would naturally dowhen he had left hold of God. Had he left hold of God in thewilderness he would have become a mere robber-chieftain. He doesleave hold of God in his palace on Zion, and he becomes a mereEastern despot.
What to read after David?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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