The Walk With God
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The minister asked whether I would speak. I told what I had felt as I entered the church that afternoon, "a sort of realization of the scene in that upper chamber, its gloom and its glory.
What was in that great heart whose pulsations have made themselves felt down to our own time, and all over the world? What was its sorrow?
It bore the burthen of the sorrows and distresses of humanity, and we who pledge him here in this cup are bound to bear our part of that burthen.
Only thus shall we attain... to share in that festival of joy and of revealed power which followed the days of doubt and despair." All this came to me like a flash. I have written it down from mem- ory because I value the thought.
8^ Far from our dwellings, high or low, May evil deeds remain, Let none of us consider good What brings another pain.
In all that makes Life beautiful We'll study to excel, And serve and bless the sacred spot Where we are called to dwell.
These pilgrim steps wax faint and slow, And weary grows the load, But hark, the golden trumpets blow Within the gates of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The minister asked whether I would speak. I told what I had felt as I entered the church that afternoon, "a sort of realization of the scene in that upper chamber, its gloom and its glory.
What was in that great heart whose pulsations have made themselves felt down to our own time, and all over the world? What was its sorrow?
It bore the burthen of the sorrows and distresses of humanity, and we who pledge him here in this cup are bound to bear our part of that burthen.
Only thus shall we attain... to share in that festival of joy and of revealed power which followed the days of doubt and despair." All this came to me like a flash. I have written it down from mem- ory because I value the thought.
8^ Far from our dwellings, high or low, May evil deeds remain, Let none of us consider good What brings another pain.
In all that makes Life beautiful We'll study to excel, And serve and bless the sacred spot Where we are called to dwell.
These pilgrim steps wax faint and slow, And weary grows the load, But hark, the golden trumpets blow Within the gates of God.
What to read after The Walk With God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howe, Julia Ward, 1819-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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