No, not him, even though his face is more handsome than any other man’s, his legs are prettier. His hands and feet and body aren’t much to speak of, and yet they’re beyond compare. He isn’t the most courteous man, but, I’d swear that he’s as gentle as a lamb. So do what you want, girl.
Romeo! No, not he, though his face be 40 better than any man’s, yet his leg excels all men’s, and for a hand and a foot and a body, though they be not to be talked on, yet they are past compare. He is not the flower of courtesy, but, I’ll warrant him, as gentle as a lamb. Go thy ways, wench. Serve God.
Though Laurence is concerned at Romeo’s sudden shift of obsession from Rosaline to Juliet, he expresses hope that Romeo and Juliet’s marriage can heal the rift between their two families.
We see Friar Laurence picking herbs and flowers, before Romeo enters and asks for his help. Though Laurence is concerned at Romeo’s sudden shift of obsession from Rosaline to… Read More
I am looking for the words to "I'm Too Far Upon My Journey, friends, to ever; Think of turning back into this world of sin. Thanks!
I'm Too Far Upon My Journey Cho: I'm too far upon my journey friend to ever, Think of turning back into this world of sin, Well, I may not be the first one in the kingdom, But I'll be glad if I can only make it in. V1. Well it's not unto the one who prays the loudest, Nor unto the one who speaks his words the best; But it's promised to the one who is true and faithful, To the one who overcomes and stands the test. Cho: I'm too far upon my journey friend to ever, Think of turning back into this world of sin, Well, I may not be the first one in the kingdom, But I'll be glad if I can only make it in. V2. It's so dangerous to have your vision blinded, It's so dangerous to have a carnal mind; But if we follow in the footsteps of our Savior, Heaven can be yours, the same as mine..
v1 is oh sometimes my heart is filled with gloom and sadness thinking of the ones thats in this world thats lost but i say within my heart oh blessed savior take me through whatever may be the cost
Died: March 10, 1946, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Buried: Hillcrest Memorial Park, Sewell, New Jersey. Pseudonym: A. A. Payn. Miles attended the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and the University of Pennsylvania. In 1892, he abandoned his career as a pharmacist and wrote his first Gospel song, “List ’Tis Jesus’ Voice” which was published by the Hall-Mack Company. He served as editor and manager at the Hall-Mack publishers for 37 years. In his own words: It is as a writer of gospel songs I am proud to be known, for in that way I may be of the most… Go to person page >
First Line: Far away the noise of strife Tune Title: [Far away the noise of strife] Author: C. Austin Miles
B. God takes pleasure in our struggle to walk in holiness. The last part of verse 23 says, “And he delights in his way.”. The “he” refers to God and the “his” refers to the individual believer.”. Spurgeon says it very nicely, “As parents are pleased with the tottering footsteps of their babes.
As the pilgrim walks forward, he doesn’t see the rock buried just beneath the surface, and so he trips and falls to the ground. Or he trips over a root or he doesn’t see a sudden dip in the trail. When the path is narrow and winding, it’s hard not to fall sometimes. Life is like that.
Psalm 145:14 declares that, “The Lord upholds all those who fall and lifts up all who are bowed down.”. When you fall, remember this: God never intends you to stay down forever. He intends for you to “rise up” and keep on walking with him.
Note that the “fall” may be a fall into trouble, calamity or catastrophe or it may be a fall into serious moral sin.
When we sin, we remain fully accountable for the wrong choices we make —and the negative consequences we must face. But if God did not allow it to happen, it would not happen. Thus in the broadest sense of God’s sovereignty, even our sin cannot take place apart from God’s divine decree.
Some of your prayers will be answered; some won’t be answered. Some of your dreams will come true; some will be dashed on the rocks of hard reality. Some of your plans will come to fruition; others will remain undone. You’ll discover that some of your friends will be there when you need them.
Sin is always our own responsibility. But that does not fully answer the question. If our sin can somehow exist independently of God so that our sin (and indeed, all the sin and misery of the universe) can somehow exist outside of God’s eternal plan, then God cannot truly be sovereign over all parts of the universe.