Homiletical Commentary On the Books of Samuel
Homiletical Commentary On the Books of Samuel
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I. The truly great 'will not allow social advancement and natural gifts to interfere with the obedience which is due to parents. If a man is lifted to a higher coudition of social life because he is mentally or morally greater than the rest of his family, that very greatness will lead him to render due honour to his parents, and this will be best shown by his obedience to their lawful com- mands. If a man deems that because he has risen in social life, or because he is intellectually superior t...o his father, he is absolved from a son's duty, he gives a convincing proof that he is not a truly great man, for he lacks that first element of greatness, viz. , goodness. In this point Saul and David stand on a level, for both manifested a spirit of filial obedience (see chap. Ix. 3, 4). David must have been conscious that he was destined for some great and honourable position in the kingdom, but he was not unduly elated by it, nor did he consider himself thereby freed from his duty to his father.
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I. The truly great 'will not allow social advancement and natural gifts to interfere with the obedience which is due to parents. If a man is lifted to a higher coudition of social life because he is mentally or morally greater than the rest of his family, that very greatness will lead him to render due honour to his parents, and this will be best shown by his obedience to their lawful com- mands. If a man deems that because he has risen in social life, or because he is intellectually superior t...o his father, he is absolved from a son's duty, he gives a convincing proof that he is not a truly great man, for he lacks that first element of greatness, viz. , goodness. In this point Saul and David stand on a level, for both manifested a spirit of filial obedience (see chap. Ix. 3, 4). David must have been conscious that he was destined for some great and honourable position in the kingdom, but he was not unduly elated by it, nor did he consider himself thereby freed from his duty to his father.
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