Sermons 2
Sermons 2
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a. I Pet. iii* 8. Philipp. ii. J.
(«) Mai. ilk 16, 17.
labour* On Sins of the Tongue. i§$ ' labours in the fervice of fin b In that for* vice, my brethren, haw long have our tongues wearied themfelves ! How little in the application of ipeech have we imi- tated our Lord; his prudence, his pa- tience, his calmnefs, his lowlinefs. By foolifh talking, by fretful and impatient language, by ftrife, by boafting, by one or by all of thefe fins, how often has every one of us tranfgrefled ! In proportio...n as we have refembled any of the pi&ures which have been drawn, fo great has been our guilt. Do we deem the difpenfation unreasonable, that words, no lefs than aaions, fhall be grounds of punifhment ?
They reft on the fame bafis. They are ia nature cfTentially the fame. Words and anions are equally figns : figns of the ftate pf the heart. The word, the deed, the meditated purpofe, fpeak the fame lan- guage in the ear of the Moft High.
Alike they reveal the governing principle of the foul. Alike they tertify the fa6fc which decides our doom : that we arc fervants of God ; or that we .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a. I Pet. iii* 8. Philipp. ii. J.
(«) Mai. ilk 16, 17.
labour* On Sins of the Tongue. i§$ ' labours in the fervice of fin b In that for* vice, my brethren, haw long have our tongues wearied themfelves ! How little in the application of ipeech have we imi- tated our Lord; his prudence, his pa- tience, his calmnefs, his lowlinefs. By foolifh talking, by fretful and impatient language, by ftrife, by boafting, by one or by all of thefe fins, how often has every one of us tranfgrefled ! In proportio...n as we have refembled any of the pi&ures which have been drawn, fo great has been our guilt. Do we deem the difpenfation unreasonable, that words, no lefs than aaions, fhall be grounds of punifhment ?
They reft on the fame bafis. They are ia nature cfTentially the fame. Words and anions are equally figns : figns of the ftate pf the heart. The word, the deed, the meditated purpofe, fpeak the fame lan- guage in the ear of the Moft High.
Alike they reveal the governing principle of the foul. Alike they tertify the fa6fc which decides our doom : that we arc fervants of God ; or that we .
What to read after Sermons 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Gisborne to read onlineMoreLess
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