2. It is at the appearing of Jesus Christ. (continued)
CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — Alexander Maclaren upon as schooling.
C. The Whole of This Life is an Education Toward Another.
II. THE GUIDING PRINCIPLE OF THAT DISCIPLINE. re , eipeiigii uate os Renee | ' Even in the most wise and unselfish training by an earthly parent there will mingle subjective elements, peculiarities of view and thought, and sometimes of passion and whim and other ingredients, which detract from the value of all such training. mene iplorofeltie ipl i sprojisaule J rel ao ae a : lt Keesailiducied ways and only for our good.
B. Truths Suggested by the Guiding Principle of Divine Discipline.
There is no such thing as evil except the evil of sin. All that comes is good—of various sorts and various complexions, but all generically the same: The inundation comes up over the fields and men are in despair. It goes down and there is better soil for the fertilizing of our fields. All that men call evil in the material world has in it a soul of good.
1. There is no such thing as evil except evil of sin.
2, All that comes is for our good.
C. The Reality of Pain and Sorrow.
1. It is right that we yield to the impressions made upon us by calamities. The mission of our troubles would not be effected unless they did trouble