The Reason for War
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Xow, war is like an epileptic lit. When the fit comes on the patient falls to the ground, wallowing and foam- ing; he is bereft of reason and is alto- gether a most disgusting and fearful ob- ject. The fit passes, reason returns and the patient becomes quite normal again.
But the disease is still there and only time is needed for the recurrence of the terrible symptoms, declaring most posi- tively there is no hope of release for the tortured sufferer until the cause of the disease is removed. A...ll the wars of the world are but the recurring fits of mad- ness and insanity which will surely con- tinue to afflict mankind until the disease of sin is removed. Is there no hope?
There still stands, glorious and beautiful, that tree whose leaves are for the heal- ing of the nations. The leaves are a ? ure panacea, a never-failing cure for the ter- 13 rible curse. All the world knows of the cure, ten thousand times ten thousand souls will swear to its wondrous power in their own lives and the glorious peace and calm content that follows like a bene- diction falling on the troubled hearts of those who take the Master at His word, who heed His call: "Come unto me and rest, take my yoke upon you and learn of me, for my yoke is easy and my bur- den is light." i & j Again, war is the rod in the hand of Almighty God, laid on the backs of dis- obedient children who continually flout Him, break His laws and follow their own wills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xow, war is like an epileptic lit. When the fit comes on the patient falls to the ground, wallowing and foam- ing; he is bereft of reason and is alto- gether a most disgusting and fearful ob- ject. The fit passes, reason returns and the patient becomes quite normal again.
But the disease is still there and only time is needed for the recurrence of the terrible symptoms, declaring most posi- tively there is no hope of release for the tortured sufferer until the cause of the disease is removed. A...ll the wars of the world are but the recurring fits of mad- ness and insanity which will surely con- tinue to afflict mankind until the disease of sin is removed. Is there no hope?
There still stands, glorious and beautiful, that tree whose leaves are for the heal- ing of the nations. The leaves are a ? ure panacea, a never-failing cure for the ter- 13 rible curse. All the world knows of the cure, ten thousand times ten thousand souls will swear to its wondrous power in their own lives and the glorious peace and calm content that follows like a bene- diction falling on the troubled hearts of those who take the Master at His word, who heed His call: "Come unto me and rest, take my yoke upon you and learn of me, for my yoke is easy and my bur- den is light." i & j Again, war is the rod in the hand of Almighty God, laid on the backs of dis- obedient children who continually flout Him, break His laws and follow their own wills.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, James, 1886- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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