Sermons to the Clergy
Sermons to the Clergy
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Christ did re- fuse to give signs, but not when something was asked PRAYER. 229 in direct conformity with his directions. Elijah had great faith ; but Gideon, apparently, had little. If it does no good for any person to pray who does not believe in pra}~er, if prayers have no effect except when offered by persons who have no doubts to set at rest, alas ! would not the lips of the world be well-nigh sealed? I have not so learned Christ. It seems to me that God is so abundantly and immeasurably k...ind, considerate, and helpful ; he is so eager that we should confide in him, and love him ; he is so anxious to put us into communication with himself, and yet so unable to do it without our concurrence, — that he clutches at a straw as it were. He comes out to meet us while we are yet a great way off. He catches the first glance turned toward him, even though it be of gloom and doubt. He accepts even an unreasonable and arbitrary challenge. He is glad to hear us say, "Lord, I believe: Lord, I believe, " even though we contradict ourselves in the next breath, and cry out, " Help thou mine unbelief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christ did re- fuse to give signs, but not when something was asked PRAYER. 229 in direct conformity with his directions. Elijah had great faith ; but Gideon, apparently, had little. If it does no good for any person to pray who does not believe in pra}~er, if prayers have no effect except when offered by persons who have no doubts to set at rest, alas ! would not the lips of the world be well-nigh sealed? I have not so learned Christ. It seems to me that God is so abundantly and immeasurably k...ind, considerate, and helpful ; he is so eager that we should confide in him, and love him ; he is so anxious to put us into communication with himself, and yet so unable to do it without our concurrence, — that he clutches at a straw as it were. He comes out to meet us while we are yet a great way off. He catches the first glance turned toward him, even though it be of gloom and doubt. He accepts even an unreasonable and arbitrary challenge. He is glad to hear us say, "Lord, I believe: Lord, I believe, " even though we contradict ourselves in the next breath, and cry out, " Help thou mine unbelief.
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