Excerpt from A Discourse Commemorative of Rev. Lewis Sabin, D. D: Preached at His Funeral, in Templeton, Mass;, June 11, 1873
But the Bible completely reverses all this. It sets very little value upon personal attractions or intellectual powers, but makes everything of character. It says, Covet earnestly the best gifts; but there is a more excellent way, and that is charity, in other words love, goodness.
The first qualification for a minister, or a member of Con gress, or for any other officer, civil or religious, is that he should be a good man and true, a man of integrity and up rightness, a kind, charitable, benevolent man, a true Chris tian, loving his neighbor as himself, and doing to others as he would have others do to him. Then if he is a great man too, thaf is very well. Nay, real, substantial, unchanging, and unswerving goodness is a chief element of greatness. Indeed, it is the only true greatness. The good man is the only great man in the sight of God; and just in proportion as mankind grow better, and come to be more like God, he only will be great in the eyes of men also.
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Excerpt from A Discourse Commemorative of Rev. Lewis Sabin, D. D: Preached at His Funeral, in Templeton, Mass;, June 11, 1873
But the Bible completely reverses all this. It sets very little value upon personal attractions or intellectual powers, but makes everything of character. It says, Covet earnestly the best gifts; but there is a more excellent way, and that is charity, in other words love, goodness.
The first qualification for a minister, or a member of Con gress, or for any other officer, civil or religious, is that he should be a good man and true, a man of integrity and up rightness, a kind, charitable, benevolent man, a true Chris tian, loving his neighbor as himself, and doing to others as he would have others do to him. Then if he is a great man too, thaf is very well. Nay, real, substantial, unchanging, and unswerving goodness is a chief element of greatness. Indeed, it is the only true greatness. The good man is the only great man in the sight of God; and just in proportion as mankind grow better, and come to be more like God, he only will be great in the eyes of men also.
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Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
Excerpt from A Discourse Commemorative of Rev. Lewis Sabin, D. D: Preached at His Funeral, in Templeton, Mass;, June 11, 1873
Prof. W.S. Tyler - Dear Sir: At a regular meeting of the Church, the Church voted to instruct the Clerk of the Church to request a copy of the Sermon preached by you at the Funeral of Rev. Lewis Sabin, D. D., for publication. In accordance with that vote, I now request a copy of the Sermon preached by you at the Funeral of Rev. Lewis Sabin, D. D., for publication. We feel that its publication will not only give Dr. Sabin's numerous friends much satisfaction, but that it will be the means of much good.
Mr. A. H. Merriam, Clerk of the Trinitarian Church in Templeton - Dear Sir: The Sermon preached at the Funeral of Rev. Dr. Sabin, of which the Church so long under his pastoral care request a copy for publication, was written under an unusual pressure of private and public duties, and is very far from coming up to my conception of the subject and the occasion. But I do not feel at liberty to disregard the wishes of the Church, especially when accompanied with an expression of their belief that it will not only give Dr. Sabin's numerous friends much satisfaction, but will also be the means of much good. As soon, therefore, as I can find time so far to revise the manuscript as to make it legible, I will send a copy for publication, hoping that it may accomplish, in some measure, the end for which it was asked.
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