Music Hall Sermons
Music Hall Sermons
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I tell you, friends, the old warfares, one by one, are dying out. The THE UNION OF MORAL FORCES. 37 sounds of bitter contention are being hushed. Death is gradually bringing a conclusion to past bitterness, and traces of conflict are being covered by the grass which grows on graves. We are all moving, as a^ ship, after a period of storm, goes moving into the west. The clouds are broken and rolled upward. The sea and sky are crimson, every sail is a sheet of orange, every rope a line of gold. An...d so it moves along its path of emerald, crested with fire, gathering a deeper glory as it moves, until the winds die out, the waters sleep, and night, brilliant with stars, settles over the tranquil sea.
ISTot only does the course of history corroijorate this view, but the very nature of the case makes it j)robable. Why, what is the great aim of the Gospel ? What is its drift and tendency ? To separate and antagonize the good ? to divorce and divide and set one in array against another ? No ; the tendency of Christianity is to bring the good together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tell you, friends, the old warfares, one by one, are dying out. The THE UNION OF MORAL FORCES. 37 sounds of bitter contention are being hushed. Death is gradually bringing a conclusion to past bitterness, and traces of conflict are being covered by the grass which grows on graves. We are all moving, as a^ ship, after a period of storm, goes moving into the west. The clouds are broken and rolled upward. The sea and sky are crimson, every sail is a sheet of orange, every rope a line of gold. An...d so it moves along its path of emerald, crested with fire, gathering a deeper glory as it moves, until the winds die out, the waters sleep, and night, brilliant with stars, settles over the tranquil sea.
ISTot only does the course of history corroijorate this view, but the very nature of the case makes it j)robable. Why, what is the great aim of the Gospel ? What is its drift and tendency ? To separate and antagonize the good ? to divorce and divide and set one in array against another ? No ; the tendency of Christianity is to bring the good together.
What to read after Music Hall Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H H William Henry Harrison Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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