Right Principles in Public Opinion and Divine Law
A sermon delivered at the Methodic Church in Bainbridge on November 13 1487 argues that public opinion is fallible and changing while divine law is the eternal standard of morals. It contrasts reputation with character, urging Christians to seek obedience to God over social approval and to value a holy life above worldly acclaim.
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Poem narrator recalls their mother’s hands once strong yet now worn by time and pain. The speaker fears the day the hands will rest, yet hopes they will rest in victory beyond shadows and reunite in a bright, endless realm.
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