The Formation of Christendom volume 4
The Formation of Christendom volume 4
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If we embrace in one view the three constituents on which we have touched — belief, worship, and govern- ment — and contemplate the Christian people which is its outcome, how total a contrast does it present in the Christian habit of life to that of the heathen. The Christian worships a single God, who by the greatest of mysteries is at once one and three ; who has a triple personality ; he partakes of a worship in which that God, offered first as a Victim for him, becomes his 394 THE church's ...battle FOR INDEPENDENCE Food ; he is governed by one who bears the person of that God, whose priesthood is the foundation of his rule, and whose teaching is bound up with both rule and worship. That which the heathen called nature was to the Christian the ever-living operation of a creative hand hiding under shapes which met the senses an illimitable power, wisdom, and goodness ; and the majesty of the God whom he thus adored was presented to him in the holiest rite of his worship as the Victim who redeemed him, and the Food which nourished his spiritual life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we embrace in one view the three constituents on which we have touched — belief, worship, and govern- ment — and contemplate the Christian people which is its outcome, how total a contrast does it present in the Christian habit of life to that of the heathen. The Christian worships a single God, who by the greatest of mysteries is at once one and three ; who has a triple personality ; he partakes of a worship in which that God, offered first as a Victim for him, becomes his 394 THE church's ...battle FOR INDEPENDENCE Food ; he is governed by one who bears the person of that God, whose priesthood is the foundation of his rule, and whose teaching is bound up with both rule and worship. That which the heathen called nature was to the Christian the ever-living operation of a creative hand hiding under shapes which met the senses an illimitable power, wisdom, and goodness ; and the majesty of the God whom he thus adored was presented to him in the holiest rite of his worship as the Victim who redeemed him, and the Food which nourished his spiritual life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W Thomas William Allies to read onlineMoreLess
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