The English Pulpit Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollectio

G B F Gerard Benjamin Fleet Hallock

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Push your objection to its utmost limit ; let a pious man be incarcerated in a dungeon, and let him be beaten, and let his feet be made fast in the stocks ; what then ? is he unhappy ? answer me Paul and Silas, blessing God ; they had been preaching the good news of the kingdom, and they had been beaten, and put in prison, and their feet were made fast in the stocks, and it was midnight — and what then ? at midnight " Paul and Silas prayed " — ah! but they did more than that — "at midnight Paul... and Silas prayed, and sang praises to God. " Then they were happy ; they were so happy they could not but sing the praises of God, even in a dungeon ; and though it was midnight, perhaps it was the happiest hour they ever spent, up to that period.
I said, push your objection to its utmost extent ; let the good man be called to suffer martyrdom in the cause of Jesus ; what then ? Oh ! he is not unhappy. I remember a case, where a man whom I could name, a martyr to the truth, said while the flames were consuming his body, " I feel no pain, this to me is a bed of roses.

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