Everyday Christian Life: Or, Sermons By the Way
Everyday Christian Life: Or, Sermons By the Way
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Remember how short your time is. In the fourth century there lived a bad Patriarch of Alexandria named Theophictus, Digi t zed by Google DEATH'BED REPENTANCE. 213 He had lived for envy, and hatred, and religious intrigue, and for money, and for the world.
He had never thought of death, and his last words, just before he sank into the lethargy which terminated many crimes, were these : " Happy wert thou, Abbot Arsenius, to have had this hour constantly before thine eyes." Let the thought of deat...h, so certain to come soon, so uncertain when, lead you to think of the long-suffering of God. Lean on Him.
Lean on the love of your Saviour. Think of the value of your soul for which He was nailed to the cross ; and if you fling yourself now, ere it be too late, on His compassion, you will soon learn to regard death not as a terror but as a friend, knowing that " the souls of the right- eous are in the hand of the Lord, and there shall no torment touch them." My friends, if the love of God lead you to repentance, then for you the great work of life is done, " Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrigh- teous man his thoughts, and turn unto Me and I will have mercy upon him, saith the Lord." Only remember that even trust in God is but presumption, if we are making His love a cloak for iniquity ; and that trust in Christ is itself utterly vain while we are living in glaring opposition to His will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remember how short your time is. In the fourth century there lived a bad Patriarch of Alexandria named Theophictus, Digi t zed by Google DEATH'BED REPENTANCE. 213 He had lived for envy, and hatred, and religious intrigue, and for money, and for the world.
He had never thought of death, and his last words, just before he sank into the lethargy which terminated many crimes, were these : " Happy wert thou, Abbot Arsenius, to have had this hour constantly before thine eyes." Let the thought of deat...h, so certain to come soon, so uncertain when, lead you to think of the long-suffering of God. Lean on Him.
Lean on the love of your Saviour. Think of the value of your soul for which He was nailed to the cross ; and if you fling yourself now, ere it be too late, on His compassion, you will soon learn to regard death not as a terror but as a friend, knowing that " the souls of the right- eous are in the hand of the Lord, and there shall no torment touch them." My friends, if the love of God lead you to repentance, then for you the great work of life is done, " Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrigh- teous man his thoughts, and turn unto Me and I will have mercy upon him, saith the Lord." Only remember that even trust in God is but presumption, if we are making His love a cloak for iniquity ; and that trust in Christ is itself utterly vain while we are living in glaring opposition to His will.
What to read after Everyday Christian Life: Or, Sermons By the Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrar Frederic William to read onlineMoreLess
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