The Homilist ...
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i 16.
AM not ashamed." Paul was a man of like passions with ourselves, and therefore would sometimes be tempted to be ashamed of the Gospel of Christ. He waa keenly sen- sitive. How he wept with the Ephesian elders : how his soul kindled against Alexander the Coppersmith. He was ashamed of sin : read the dark catalogue at the close of this chapter, from which he turns away his face in disgust. He was ashamed of his own sin, and hence called himself the least of aU because ho persecuted the sain...ts. He was ashamed of unfaithfulness to the call to higher service, and hence wrote, in bitterness of spirit, **Demas hath forsaken me," &c. He was ashamed of selfishness, and hence complained that he had no man like- minded with himself, that all sought their own, &c. But he was not ashamed of the GospeL As well be ashamed of recovery firom the plague, of rescue firom an untimely grave.
How great the joy of the plague-stricken at his unexpected recovery : the Gospel Paul preached was that by which he was saved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i 16.
AM not ashamed." Paul was a man of like passions with ourselves, and therefore would sometimes be tempted to be ashamed of the Gospel of Christ. He waa keenly sen- sitive. How he wept with the Ephesian elders : how his soul kindled against Alexander the Coppersmith. He was ashamed of sin : read the dark catalogue at the close of this chapter, from which he turns away his face in disgust. He was ashamed of his own sin, and hence called himself the least of aU because ho persecuted the sain...ts. He was ashamed of unfaithfulness to the call to higher service, and hence wrote, in bitterness of spirit, **Demas hath forsaken me," &c. He was ashamed of selfishness, and hence complained that he had no man like- minded with himself, that all sought their own, &c. But he was not ashamed of the GospeL As well be ashamed of recovery firom the plague, of rescue firom an untimely grave.
How great the joy of the plague-stricken at his unexpected recovery : the Gospel Paul preached was that by which he was saved.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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