Is the Young Man Absalom Safe?: A Sermon Preached in the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Stoke Bishop, on Sunday, July 19th, 1885Wright, David
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Is the Young Man Absalom Safe?: A Sermon Preached in the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Stoke Bishop, on Sunday, July 19th, 1885
Wright, David
Sermons, English
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THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF
Cabinet and Carte-de-Visite Photographs
OF
HAWORTH
AND
THE BRONTE FAMILY.
_Cartes-de-Visite._
CHARLOTTE BRONTE
MR. NICHOLS
MR. BRONTE
MR. GRIMSHAW
THE OLD CHURCH
THE OLD PARSONAGE
THE BRONTE GROUP
THE TABLET
THE OLD PEW
THE OLD PULPIT
THE WATERFALLS
THE NEW CHURCH
_6d. each._ _Post Free 7d._
_Cabinets._
CHARLOTTE BRONTE
MR. BRONTE
THE OLD CHURCH
THE NEW CHURCH
THE PARSONAGE
THE BRONTE GROUP
THE INTERIOR OF OLD CHURCH
_1s. each._ _Post 13 stamps._
R. BROWN,
Stationer, Kirkgate, Haworth.
"IS THE YOUNG MAN ABSALOM
SAFE?"
A SERMON
PREACHED IN THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY MAGDALENE, STOKE BISHOP,
ON SUNDAY, JULY 19TH, 1885;
BY
DAVID WRIGHT, M.A.,
VICAR.
LONDON:
HAMILTON, ADAMS, & CO., 32, PATERNOSTER ROW.
BRISTOL: I.E. CHILLCOTT, 26, CLARE STREET.
1885.
_PRICE THREEPENCE._
SERMON.
2 SAMUEL xviii. 29.
"IS THE YOUNG MAN ABSALOM SAFE?"
The touch of nature comes out strongly here. And it is this touch of
nature appearing always in the Old Testament stories which gives to
them their reality. The writer of ordinary histories has for the most
part his favourites. These are the heroes of his imagination, and the
history of their doings is unconsciously tempered by this partiality.
And there are others whom he holds in disfavour. And the figure of
these on his page is darkened accordingly. And the book of another
historian passes over the same ground. But his sympathies are all the
other way; and the lineaments are altered; and the heroes are
displaced; and forms which are not heroes stand where they had stood.
And so the readers of history are mystified. They _do_ get at events.
But the actors in them wear no fixed shape. Their form varies.
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