Gods Doings for the Nation a Sermon Preached in the First Presbyterian Church
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We often fail, in looking at the condition of things, to take in the vast proportions of the work in which we are engaged. We grow restive, because all that we wish is not at once accomplished. The multiplying years of war, with its increasing burdens, sacrifice and cost, appal us. We wonder why our generals do not at once strike the fatal blow, and why our armies do not promptly rush in and seize the coveted prize. But we know little of real war — little of the . Extent and formidable characte...r of this war — if we suppose it can be ended by the mere utterance of a command, or the mere brandishing of a sword. We have to deal with a strong, proud, brave, defiant foe — a foe that has staked vast issues upon the contest — a foe that will hold out so long as there is a glimmering ray of hope — a foe that realizes the bitter humiliation of defeat, and that 14 shrinks with horror from the thought of submission. Hav- ing invited the contest, and cast their all into it, with the mistaken expectation, indeed, that they would have an easy road to victory, our enemies may well feel loath now to confess their error, and to yield up their cause as lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We often fail, in looking at the condition of things, to take in the vast proportions of the work in which we are engaged. We grow restive, because all that we wish is not at once accomplished. The multiplying years of war, with its increasing burdens, sacrifice and cost, appal us. We wonder why our generals do not at once strike the fatal blow, and why our armies do not promptly rush in and seize the coveted prize. But we know little of real war — little of the . Extent and formidable characte...r of this war — if we suppose it can be ended by the mere utterance of a command, or the mere brandishing of a sword. We have to deal with a strong, proud, brave, defiant foe — a foe that has staked vast issues upon the contest — a foe that will hold out so long as there is a glimmering ray of hope — a foe that realizes the bitter humiliation of defeat, and that 14 shrinks with horror from the thought of submission. Hav- ing invited the contest, and cast their all into it, with the mistaken expectation, indeed, that they would have an easy road to victory, our enemies may well feel loath now to confess their error, and to yield up their cause as lost.
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