Friends of the Master
Friends of the Master
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It has been well said that there is only one question more important than " What do I think of Christ?" and that is, "What does Christ think of me ? '* Perhaps some of us, if we knew the answer, would go out and weep bitterly !
V. But there is just time, before we separate, to look for our comfort at the beautiful finish of the story. Those tears of penitence were not the end, they were the beginning ; they were the end of the old Peter, and the beginning of the new; there arose from that Lente...n penitence a new man, humbled, steadfast, faithful unto death.
Notice — (i.) How humbly he answers back when Christ in His mercy gave him his second trust : "Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou Me ?" He asserts no- thing, boasts nothing; he uses the less strong word for love in his reply than his Lord had used, "Thou knowest that I love Thee'* — and 47 Simon Peter the humble Peter receives a charge for which the self-confident one was not fit, "Feed My sheep," " Feed My lambs." (2.) Notice, secondly, the power he became when he was trained at last to trust to the Holy Spirit and not to himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been well said that there is only one question more important than " What do I think of Christ?" and that is, "What does Christ think of me ? '* Perhaps some of us, if we knew the answer, would go out and weep bitterly !
V. But there is just time, before we separate, to look for our comfort at the beautiful finish of the story. Those tears of penitence were not the end, they were the beginning ; they were the end of the old Peter, and the beginning of the new; there arose from that Lente...n penitence a new man, humbled, steadfast, faithful unto death.
Notice — (i.) How humbly he answers back when Christ in His mercy gave him his second trust : "Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou Me ?" He asserts no- thing, boasts nothing; he uses the less strong word for love in his reply than his Lord had used, "Thou knowest that I love Thee'* — and 47 Simon Peter the humble Peter receives a charge for which the self-confident one was not fit, "Feed My sheep," " Feed My lambs." (2.) Notice, secondly, the power he became when he was trained at last to trust to the Holy Spirit and not to himself.
What to read after Friends of the Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram to read onlineMoreLess
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