THE LIGHT OF THE knowledge of
the glory of this world, is a good, and a great peece of learning. To know,
that all the glory of man, is as the flower of grass: that even the glory,
and all the glory, of man, of all mankind, is but a flower, and but as a
flower; somewhat less than the Proto-type, than the Original, than the flower
it self; and all this but as the flower of grass neither, no very beautiful
flower to the eye, no very fragrant flower to the smell: To know, that for
the glory of Moab, Auferetur, it shall be contemned, consumed; and for
the glory of Jacob it self, Attenuabitur, It shall be extenuated that
the glory of Gods enemies shall be brought to nothing and the glory of his
servants shall be brought low in this word: To know how near nothing, how
near nothing, all the glory of this world is, is a good, a great degree of
learning.
[XXVI. Sermons (25), 1660]

The Study has been
prepared by Father Lance McAdam
who entered into rest July 14, 2003
May his soul, and the souls of all
the departed rest in peace.
And light perpetual shine upon him.
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