An edition of More sermons from life
(1939)
More sermons from life
by Clarence Edward Noble Macartney
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American Sermons, Presbyterian Church, Sermons, Sermons, AmericanTimes
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Oh, how could I ever have done it!
There was no next time
It's wrong and you're not going to do it
I would have done it before; but I believe in an hereafter
I believe his soul is lost
And wrote things for which I must now apologize
A babe, a mother, and a hospital
What is truth?
I would like to help the church, but I don't dare to
Were you happy during that time? Oh, no
Temptation never comes as a devil
Sin's disguise
The dreams I dreamed too late
Your refusal saved me
Why are men so cruel?
If it had not been for my mother's Bible
Then I hear another voice
I used to lean upon my own strength
Does it pay to be good?
Our friends on the other side
When shadows fall.
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