In Memoriam Reuben Earle Fenton
In Memoriam Reuben Earle Fenton
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But pitiful and poor as our condition is, it is the glory of our manhood that we know and feel our need. Our very emptiness is God's provision for our help. He hushes every sound that He may speak, and we may hear. He silences all songs that there may come to us the swelling chorus of the skies, the angels' anthem, the Easter carol of the white-robed throng to " Him that liveth and was dead, and lo. He is alive for evermore !" He blinds our eyes with tears that we may see with faith serene and ...unveiled sight the evidence of immortality. He hides all other stars that there may dawn upon our souls the uncreated Star of Bethlehem. He separates us from all human hands, that in the dark, like children in the night, we may reach out our hands to Him, and find Him by our side.
O beloved, the universe is not void. Nor does chaotic ruin reign as in the German poet, Richter's dream. God lives. We live. The dead live. Our sin may be for- given. Our sorrow may be comforted. These are realities. They are eternal verities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But pitiful and poor as our condition is, it is the glory of our manhood that we know and feel our need. Our very emptiness is God's provision for our help. He hushes every sound that He may speak, and we may hear. He silences all songs that there may come to us the swelling chorus of the skies, the angels' anthem, the Easter carol of the white-robed throng to " Him that liveth and was dead, and lo. He is alive for evermore !" He blinds our eyes with tears that we may see with faith serene and ...unveiled sight the evidence of immortality. He hides all other stars that there may dawn upon our souls the uncreated Star of Bethlehem. He separates us from all human hands, that in the dark, like children in the night, we may reach out our hands to Him, and find Him by our side.
O beloved, the universe is not void. Nor does chaotic ruin reign as in the German poet, Richter's dream. God lives. We live. The dead live. Our sin may be for- given. Our sorrow may be comforted. These are realities. They are eternal verities.
What to read after In Memoriam Reuben Earle Fenton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Fels Fels to read onlineMoreLess
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