The Idle Word: Short Religious Essays Upon the Gift of Speech, And Its Employment in Conversation
The Idle Word: Short Religious Essays Upon the Gift of Speech, And Its Employment in Conversation
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And in order to connect with His pure and spotless life the precept which we have been attempting to illustrate, we need only adduce the words of Psalm xv., which is a de- scription, by anticipation, of that perfectly right- eous Man, whom God would accept in virtue of His own meritorious obedience, who should abide for ever in the tnie tabernacle which the Lord pitched, and not man ; who should rest for ever upon that heaveiily Hill, whereof Mount Zion was but a type: — "Lord, who shall abide ...in Thy tabernacle? who shall dwell in Thy holy hill?
88 An Idle Word defined from the Decalogue.
. . . He that Ixiclcbiteth not with his tongue^ nor doeth evil to his neighbour, nor taketh up a rejproach against his neighhou/r. .... He that doeth these things shall never be moved." CHAPTER V.
AN IDLE WOED DEFINED FROM THE DECALOGUE.
** B^im ej^Klt not ta&e t^e Xame of tl)e %titti t^s efifoH in baCn : for Qe Horn toill not f)oUi f)im fluiltle08 tfiat talteQ) 50^(0 Kame (n baCn.**— Exodus xx. Y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in order to connect with His pure and spotless life the precept which we have been attempting to illustrate, we need only adduce the words of Psalm xv., which is a de- scription, by anticipation, of that perfectly right- eous Man, whom God would accept in virtue of His own meritorious obedience, who should abide for ever in the tnie tabernacle which the Lord pitched, and not man ; who should rest for ever upon that heaveiily Hill, whereof Mount Zion was but a type: — "Lord, who shall abide ...in Thy tabernacle? who shall dwell in Thy holy hill?
88 An Idle Word defined from the Decalogue.
. . . He that Ixiclcbiteth not with his tongue^ nor doeth evil to his neighbour, nor taketh up a rejproach against his neighhou/r. .... He that doeth these things shall never be moved." CHAPTER V.
AN IDLE WOED DEFINED FROM THE DECALOGUE.
** B^im ej^Klt not ta&e t^e Xame of tl)e %titti t^s efifoH in baCn : for Qe Horn toill not f)oUi f)im fluiltle08 tfiat talteQ) 50^(0 Kame (n baCn.**— Exodus xx. Y.
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