Herald Sermons
Herald Sermons
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Changes have come like pitiless tornadoes and torn up by the roots many of our most cherished desires.
Sickness, struggle, bereavement, poverty, like ma- lignant fairies, have waved their wands over us, and we scarcely recognize ourselves.
These are stern facts, and they cannot be gain- said. Look back through the corridor of time and see yourself as you were at twenty. What ex- periences you have passed through! They have left their mark on your face, in your gait, and in your conversation. Yo...u have been plowed, and the furrows tell how deep the plow struck.
What shall we say, then? That there is no God ? Nay ; rather that there must be a God, or matters would not turn out as they have done. Is life so full of bitterness that it is not worth living?
Nay ; rather, life is a painful means to a joyful end.
A hard lesson has been set us and it must be learned. There was never yet a sorrow which Digitized by VjOOQ IC 86 HERALD SERMONS.
was not a stepping-stone to higher things, and neVfer yet fell a tear which did not bring heaven nearer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Changes have come like pitiless tornadoes and torn up by the roots many of our most cherished desires.
Sickness, struggle, bereavement, poverty, like ma- lignant fairies, have waved their wands over us, and we scarcely recognize ourselves.
These are stern facts, and they cannot be gain- said. Look back through the corridor of time and see yourself as you were at twenty. What ex- periences you have passed through! They have left their mark on your face, in your gait, and in your conversation. Yo...u have been plowed, and the furrows tell how deep the plow struck.
What shall we say, then? That there is no God ? Nay ; rather that there must be a God, or matters would not turn out as they have done. Is life so full of bitterness that it is not worth living?
Nay ; rather, life is a painful means to a joyful end.
A hard lesson has been set us and it must be learned. There was never yet a sorrow which Digitized by VjOOQ IC 86 HERALD SERMONS.
was not a stepping-stone to higher things, and neVfer yet fell a tear which did not bring heaven nearer.
What to read after Herald Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hepworth, George H. (George Hughes), 1833-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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