The College Year Vesper Addresses in Wellesley College Chapel
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for, be- hold, the kingdom of God is within you." It is our own souls, each individual soul, which must 8o THE COLLEGE YEAR make the kingdom of God, which is by itself a kingdom, which can own no king but the King of Heaven. We are not made to be satisfied with any other allegiance. The world is beautiful and full of wonder ; our earthly affections are precious and full of joy ; and yet if these are not held as gifts from our King, if our supreme devotion is not to Him, our lives will be barren... and empty.
If He, the King of Heaven, is also our King in this individual sense, if whether we recognize it or not our hearts are really His kingdom, what duty do we owe Him? In this new year, what new principle of life should we follow more fully to honor our King, — more fully to become His loyal subjects ? The young man who asked Jesus what he was to do to inherit eternal life, said he had kept all the commandments from his youth up. Our external observances have doubtless been correct. We do not lie, and murder, and steal in the grosser sense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for, be- hold, the kingdom of God is within you." It is our own souls, each individual soul, which must 8o THE COLLEGE YEAR make the kingdom of God, which is by itself a kingdom, which can own no king but the King of Heaven. We are not made to be satisfied with any other allegiance. The world is beautiful and full of wonder ; our earthly affections are precious and full of joy ; and yet if these are not held as gifts from our King, if our supreme devotion is not to Him, our lives will be barren... and empty.
If He, the King of Heaven, is also our King in this individual sense, if whether we recognize it or not our hearts are really His kingdom, what duty do we owe Him? In this new year, what new principle of life should we follow more fully to honor our King, — more fully to become His loyal subjects ? The young man who asked Jesus what he was to do to inherit eternal life, said he had kept all the commandments from his youth up. Our external observances have doubtless been correct. We do not lie, and murder, and steal in the grosser sense.
What to read after The College Year Vesper Addresses in Wellesley College Chapel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Hazard to read onlineMoreLess
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