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n,aY thus be seen moi onlya a heart purc anl ten.
der, but MI intellect latlcn with tAase qualities
wstl' hAyc been called "great !" III al those
'al'"s "hefo eeeo iootpIlnts ha'e oeen 'ouno'
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sE"moS W. rshsuoss9 ncosn'
.no '&es. l's, Me.osH' itts'aont VI liniee'oa
uo.ss, p4ss1nea 1,.s., w. '"sa ss' .ohR's4asoA ~
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ns"lsan n's''uG ~. a.a imsn.'sSA s'f'e'' ses'eF'
Wy n.."sts"a H., s !. ,ss e.,",,1., =, A..
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ttye tulfi The royal law according 10 the Script.
ure. thou shalt lows thy nelghbos ~ thyaclf, ye
GO "cll'-H' Jd"es' H., ~.
In these passages, f'e said, thcre was refer.
King. lis snw before him m arc,, ac. nm on
~. sr.,, 49,, .aaart,r H. h,arsa. ~. ~ .,.s ~
thc eat'" usu sl'a"n'"R .me "easeus' on t"o
one SIDE was law, on tue oaller side was love-
AMI the keystone, binding and crowhing tho
=, I,yc nr,1 In would f,r.t contcmnisto iovn
~ ~, ".a ~ 1 sS ,u''
anu law sepaFate'f, anu tllca III shc1f co'noina-
tion In G0f.
Love might manifest itself in two forms.
Which sho,ilh br corcf,tly df.ttnrn,.hna r.
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n''sut w Ill" o"4nt ~ 10 "has VIC ealleu Inc
love ol eo't'plaee'lsy, we delighted III tho OBJ.
Tho mother clnapct her infant to her l,osou-
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s't Wv 4a."s n""" @ .ts'o ~, 'ue",
tol!o"eu inc CAREER OF ms son. lno seeona
wcll-wlshtng. This was higher form. In this
On ,,o,i,,t,,oJ H., ~, novto,, ,.,to, os,.,o 49,.
...s ..,s,.s, t.ha, Iii .,.s. ~ ~ Az. ~. ~.
sons oc'oveu-"asnca , "Hal 70 taeln-a'! t"at was
would serve them II 1t wcro In Our power,
would wt.h fnr nnnor,untt,cs NJ rro,not.
,ny ,tc,r wc,f,rc rh,. ,oya ~, ,,t,a.,.a 1 ,.,s,t
=, ,E ,,' NV. a,ns ss
It It va. not a~ 1t sso fea"sain Of "ss
and Inv that was In heaven: 1Iko tho ann. Il
s',olic on all around. 1t flowed out in a great
number aud variety OF ways-in compassion. in
pai,sncs. p Tiu iiish irtcst In I'D tiacs wora re-
d lreast-ptate with twelve PRECIOUS stoned: but
every Christian was q priest, and carried on hfs
breast tt,ls more ornamental tablet. Christians
IN ad ea. % q IN .% s aSe . eaa 'sg 5
available to angels In lie spotlces uanstuns
above They could and should, like tic great
Master, bear the contradiction Of sinners, and
.honld have ss,mpa.s!on on tlc ignoraut aud on
Thcso two forils Of love, while tf,eY might bo
dfstlnct. ought nuygr In be acparatrti. 3ut. In
fact, they had often been divorced. iiow often
did mcn show tho love of cosnplagency without
the love Of bcnevolcnce! delight In Tho society
Of persons whom they did not seek to bcneilt.
Thny did worsc-tnilire,l those to whom they
were attached, as tbs lyy aidc<i to destroy tbs
tree which Il ylaspcl and adorned. They did 80
by indul9lng, by iattertnR, by tempting them.
IA lad ottun been remarked, Tho worau thIurs
wcru pcryersious Ut good things. Abuse Of H.
teltcctual gifts n,ade thu dangerous tc1op.
Abuso Of scnslltllt[cs nlaao tho Accomplished
tell,pter. Abuss Ut affections cngendcrcd thv
chastns that had been produced IN ol,r world BY
sint 1t llaI been disputed by theologiana
whether God could lore or 10 Father 10 ain
nrrs. rs yet iu thcIr aims. Tho dis.
tluetlou he made was this: Ifc
could not Aes how God should look
on sinner with uomplsecucy, God was angry
with tho wicked. Dut, Oh the other hand,
III loved tbs sinner with an everlasting love.
ninpts that wo should follow His stups,
Tho next point was law, which was for all
etcrnltY, u1d The instrument OF 0ol'a good. II
was inscribed tu the ,laturs Of mau when lle was
created, 1t was craven by Gods own inner an
tlu Krunltu rorks OF Hlnai. TAat law Aal been
brokot,, and was stiii DctnK I{okeu; but it re-
taEncl all Its cIal.ns aud ever renew cd thou.
Christ GANG not tu destroy tls law but to fulll
in It t!,o law fulnllet ia Christ, ii was still.
binding IN His followers. Thcro WA eeusc IN
which believers wore free from tho law. They
were Tres from its CURSE, but tlev wcre moi
puratiyo and ,lctcrn,iuutiye- e-eatcGorlcal, having
[tx definite rcnuircnenta which Il ro,,fu mt
fprccv, mud would moi lower. Gu,ity or not
Ruiltyi This was the alternative, Il admitted
81 il1 middle couIso Or cs,tnpromise. Il sccent-
cd Of no excuse, would not lsts,l to auy nlua of
eItpnuation. Wn heard m,Ich In These tisnus ~
TIN lava nj nat,,rs hsjuo M tixrd ~ and immnt. y.
able. Those who spoke thus wers ant to forget
-ihe moraf law. Hv thssa twoMn,nrsi tbc
yrratsr Inv. natural lie issser inw-t,'ai r,srd
lis wUrlJ,-by lis one, moral avunti: br tba
other, plYstral ageuts' inaSinR iii cUnabI,,s and
consnIre towards One coed snI Grand en,i' A''
IL VIM mt ra.v. In tnnfca.rd' ~ smho,1x In
human conrcnti;'.,s and tu ssnre.s /" t.,Inam az
ianguavr, TIT rrlalionsh,p of law snt, inyr' ~.
kncw lint tho twt, wsFn rinsciy r,,nnec,.h
1ha ron,.rrtion ,rss in f;nd the sH,,rr" ~ hsvh
laws Wal ta rnfreshn wste1, law ~, cbanna; noo,
ios It to how in: tas sprIns was h, ,he bosnm ~
f;nh Ehnrtv W.. IN, hiI,f..t ~ III tho ~a,S. ~
thnf nboI" VII hin ,,s mIt rlar;tv ,arer 1 r.I to
srt itsrif x,,,vs jawI II Il nh Il ,naht wn,G ~
unIy mfschicf. iI,ys VIVA Tia f.lHIftnw ~ tho
law. IL touk tn" form of a rninm. .nducat NJ at'
i;l,arit, md commaniment resa i@'msa tn,tis.
s"inhv IN Sfrj,t,,rr II ~. invs III -.
LINK ,,nto 1ni. whosa invc WA ,..~,,i"tsN 10 10
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