Mother Bickerdyke As I Knew Her
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In speaking to me of a new minister who had just settled in town, she said, "You would like him. He is by far the most liberal minded minister we have had here, and is not afraid to know and to preach the truth." I never knew to what church she belonged, nor cared to know, since all her life showed she belonged to the great working Church of Christ. She felt little patience with those who would — ''fix with mete and bound The love and power of God," though she might pity their ignorance in doin...g so.
"They don't know any better now, but they will some day, somewhere," she would say when speaking of those who made a knowledge of and belief in some specified doctrine the measure of a religious life and the pledge of salvation. Hers was a family wherein the making of ministers must have been a "goodly work," for, when I was talking with her about writing a sketch of her life, she said, "Don't forget to tell them we had fifteen ministers in our immediate family, and," she added with a touch of pardonable pride, "four of them were bishops." That she knew how surely sorrow, if rightfully borne, brings fitness for life and work, was shown in what she said to me one day when I had expressed surprise at the work she had done during her army life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In speaking to me of a new minister who had just settled in town, she said, "You would like him. He is by far the most liberal minded minister we have had here, and is not afraid to know and to preach the truth." I never knew to what church she belonged, nor cared to know, since all her life showed she belonged to the great working Church of Christ. She felt little patience with those who would — ''fix with mete and bound The love and power of God," though she might pity their ignorance in doin...g so.
"They don't know any better now, but they will some day, somewhere," she would say when speaking of those who made a knowledge of and belief in some specified doctrine the measure of a religious life and the pledge of salvation. Hers was a family wherein the making of ministers must have been a "goodly work," for, when I was talking with her about writing a sketch of her life, she said, "Don't forget to tell them we had fifteen ministers in our immediate family, and," she added with a touch of pardonable pride, "four of them were bishops." That she knew how surely sorrow, if rightfully borne, brings fitness for life and work, was shown in what she said to me one day when I had expressed surprise at the work she had done during her army life.
What to read after Mother Bickerdyke As I Knew Her?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kellogg, Florence Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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