Why Christians Die : a Discourse Preached January 20th, 1859, At the Funeral of Henrietta C. Kilbourn, of Sandwich, Illinois
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AVhat was begun here in weakness, will be perfected under better influences with power. Her yotith shall now know no age. She liad given her all to the Savior's care, andunder the inSucnce of il.in con; ccrntinn, slie resisteod 12 ihoselemptations thai puiTound, to turn you aside to pleasures that are un- favorable to prayer, and destmctiTe to sober thought. . Now she reaps her reward. In that world she now inhabits she has learned more, and enjoyed more, in the brief interval elapsed since she... left us than we all, in our years of study, and our endeavors to extract enjoyment from eaiHh's deceitful sweets. AVith what satisfaction she now looks back to the hours spent in communion with God, and the vai-ious exercises that prepared, her to die ! — nay, I should rather say, to live ! Can yon not, will you not, imitate her sxample so far as she imitated Christ ? Come, ehoose the part she chose, and her God shall be your God. I urge this for your sake ; I might urge it for the sake of God's people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AVhat was begun here in weakness, will be perfected under better influences with power. Her yotith shall now know no age. She liad given her all to the Savior's care, andunder the inSucnce of il.in con; ccrntinn, slie resisteod 12 ihoselemptations thai puiTound, to turn you aside to pleasures that are un- favorable to prayer, and destmctiTe to sober thought. . Now she reaps her reward. In that world she now inhabits she has learned more, and enjoyed more, in the brief interval elapsed since she... left us than we all, in our years of study, and our endeavors to extract enjoyment from eaiHh's deceitful sweets. AVith what satisfaction she now looks back to the hours spent in communion with God, and the vai-ious exercises that prepared, her to die ! — nay, I should rather say, to live ! Can yon not, will you not, imitate her sxample so far as she imitated Christ ? Come, ehoose the part she chose, and her God shall be your God. I urge this for your sake ; I might urge it for the sake of God's people.
What to read after Why Christians Die : a Discourse Preached January 20th, 1859, At the Funeral of Henrietta C. Kilbourn, of Sandwich, Illinois?
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