Parochial Sermons, Preached in the Parish Church of Heversham, Westmoreland ...
Parochial Sermons, Preached in the Parish Church of Heversham, Westmoreland ...
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What does God demand beyond the broken heart?
Nothing, if it be indeed broken in his name.
But here lies the question. Which does the man think most of, his own personal danger, or God's damaged glory? Which does he lament most, his own loss, or God's rejected love ? Has he renounced the sinful selfishness Digitized by Google 278 SINCERITY op repentance; of his nature ? A man may keep this, and yet be overwhelmed with shame and sorrow; he may retain this, and yet manifest the most lively outwar...d marks of repentance. So did Israel ; and was led by it into his sins again, and they led him to the final judgment which came upon bis head.
Here is the cause of so many apparent re- pentances in the course of a man's life. Self- ish sorrow, selfish shame have wrung his heart, and terrified his conscience. But he has not gone beyond self. He has seen, indeed, the miserable disorder which his sins have wrought in himself in body and in mind. But has he looked out and up to see the miserable dis- order which they have also wrought in God's work of love; how they have obscured the brightness of his glory, how they have shaken the faith of his Church, as far as his sphere extends ; and who shall tell how far it extends?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What does God demand beyond the broken heart?
Nothing, if it be indeed broken in his name.
But here lies the question. Which does the man think most of, his own personal danger, or God's damaged glory? Which does he lament most, his own loss, or God's rejected love ? Has he renounced the sinful selfishness Digitized by Google 278 SINCERITY op repentance; of his nature ? A man may keep this, and yet be overwhelmed with shame and sorrow; he may retain this, and yet manifest the most lively outwar...d marks of repentance. So did Israel ; and was led by it into his sins again, and they led him to the final judgment which came upon bis head.
Here is the cause of so many apparent re- pentances in the course of a man's life. Self- ish sorrow, selfish shame have wrung his heart, and terrified his conscience. But he has not gone beyond self. He has seen, indeed, the miserable disorder which his sins have wrought in himself in body and in mind. But has he looked out and up to see the miserable dis- order which they have also wrought in God's work of love; how they have obscured the brightness of his glory, how they have shaken the faith of his Church, as far as his sphere extends ; and who shall tell how far it extends?
What to read after Parochial Sermons, Preached in the Parish Church of Heversham, Westmoreland ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Wilson Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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