The Presbyterian Magazine 8
The Presbyterian Magazine 8
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Let not the plea of bodily infirmity too easily terrify the Christian from the dis- charge of active duty, in the work of saving souls from death.
4. The ministry has been successfully prosecuted, in many in- stances, under circumstances of great bodily infirmity. Calvin was a man of delicate constitution, often confined to his bed, and harassed with pain; and yet his labours exceeded those' of most men, both in number and extent. Philip Doddridge^ the smallest and weakest of babes, was all his... lifetime subject to the bondage of disease, but never to that of idleness, despondency, or unemployed time. Richard Baxter lived in an emaciated body, and, to use his own expression, with "one foot in the grave ;" but he lived a long life, preaching with energy and fire, and writing tomes of ponder- ous size, as though his hands and nerves were of iron. Jonathan JEdwards possessed a feeble constitution, and was troubled with disease during the greater part of his life ; but who, in this country, preached more, or wrote more, or did more, than he ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let not the plea of bodily infirmity too easily terrify the Christian from the dis- charge of active duty, in the work of saving souls from death.
4. The ministry has been successfully prosecuted, in many in- stances, under circumstances of great bodily infirmity. Calvin was a man of delicate constitution, often confined to his bed, and harassed with pain; and yet his labours exceeded those' of most men, both in number and extent. Philip Doddridge^ the smallest and weakest of babes, was all his... lifetime subject to the bondage of disease, but never to that of idleness, despondency, or unemployed time. Richard Baxter lived in an emaciated body, and, to use his own expression, with "one foot in the grave ;" but he lived a long life, preaching with energy and fire, and writing tomes of ponder- ous size, as though his hands and nerves were of iron. Jonathan JEdwards possessed a feeble constitution, and was troubled with disease during the greater part of his life ; but who, in this country, preached more, or wrote more, or did more, than he ?
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