Thursday Mornings At the City Temple
Thursday Mornings At the City Temple
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" There is nothing we need so much, and yet we are often tempted to seek sorry substitutes for it. Like the Pharisees, we seek after a sign, or we try to satisfy ourselves with the leaven of unreality and pretence, but in the end we shall have to know that apart from the bread of life there is nothing upon which to feed our poor starved souls. Moreover, it is a posses- sion which increases by sharing; it belongs to the pure in heart, the brave, and faithful, and true, in the things of God. The ...humblest know it best, if so be that their humility implies a confident reliance upon the good-will of the eternal Father. For heights or depths, for weal or woe, for joy or pain, for the hour of rest or the season of toil, there is no lasting sustenance other than that spiritual food which in the hands of Jesus became the greatest and most satisfying force that the world has ever known.
You all know something of what it is, although perhaps you may think you do not. It is not a doctrine, nor a form of words, nor a sacramental system, nor anything other than what any true man may prove and experience for himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There is nothing we need so much, and yet we are often tempted to seek sorry substitutes for it. Like the Pharisees, we seek after a sign, or we try to satisfy ourselves with the leaven of unreality and pretence, but in the end we shall have to know that apart from the bread of life there is nothing upon which to feed our poor starved souls. Moreover, it is a posses- sion which increases by sharing; it belongs to the pure in heart, the brave, and faithful, and true, in the things of God. The ...humblest know it best, if so be that their humility implies a confident reliance upon the good-will of the eternal Father. For heights or depths, for weal or woe, for joy or pain, for the hour of rest or the season of toil, there is no lasting sustenance other than that spiritual food which in the hands of Jesus became the greatest and most satisfying force that the world has ever known.
You all know something of what it is, although perhaps you may think you do not. It is not a doctrine, nor a form of words, nor a sacramental system, nor anything other than what any true man may prove and experience for himself.
What to read after Thursday Mornings At the City Temple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, R. J. (Reginald John), 1867-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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