The Voice of God in History (Classic Reprint)

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The Object of such study is that we may gain, with out the cost of labor and tears, the results of other men's experience. We shall be wise if we ponder the past; but the man who refuses to study history is beginning over again the experiments Of the ages. He may learn by his own experience; he will learn much; but he ought to add to it, or, rather, adopt as a foundation for his own, the experience and wisdom of those who have gone before. The greatest dangers of our day lie in an ignorance or a rejection of the lessons of his tory; and the best safeguard of our cherished institu tions, which are the Objects of fierce attack, is, except the Holy Spirit and the Bible, a full knowledge of whence those great heritages came, and what it cost to win them. This knowledge must be disseminated among the masses of men.

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