"Bear ye one another's burdens." A Plain Sermon on the Lancashire Distress

There are certain burdens which every man must bear for himself, which none can bear for him. Such are the burdens brought upon him by sinfear, remorse, punishment. Such again are the burdens of responsibility which belong to his gifts and opportunities from God. Of these it is not the Divine will that he should be relieved by others. Rightly is he made to eat the fruit of his own wilful doings; rightly is he accountable to God for all that has been lent to him, for all that he has been commanded to do. It is true indeed that the co-operation or opposition of other men may, in some measure, affect the bearing of these p. 4burdens; but still mainly, if not entirely, is it a question between him and his Godwith which a stranger intermeddleth notwhat he shall suffer, what reckoning shall be made with him: The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father; Every man shall receive his own reward according to his own work; Every one of us shall give an account of himself to God. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 64735
Author: Cowan, James Galloway
Release Date: Mar 7, 2021
Format: eBook
Language: English