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Updated: May 29, 2025
In many ways the Chinese are as materialistic as Europeans, but throughout the long history of their art and literature, there has always been a school, clear-voiced if small, which has sung and pursued the joys of the hermit, the dweller among trees and mountains who finds nature and his own thoughts an all-sufficient source of continual happiness.
We have to think out for ourselves the economic system, the policies of government, the disciplinary methods, the educational ideals, that will incarnate the Spirit of our Father. The all-sufficient answer to the charge of the inadequacy of Jesus as a guide to social welfare is the fact, that only in so far as we are able to express His mind in our social relations, do they satisfy us.
Which is serious: as becomes a parting chapter The German from the Anglo- Saxon's point of view Providence in buttons and a helmet Paradise of the helpless idiot German conscience: its aggressiveness How they hang in Germany, very possibly What happens to good Germans when they die? The military instinct: is it all-sufficient?
"Not that, Phil, not that. Anything but that. I would sooner see you in your grave than a free-trader," which seemed to me an extreme view to take of the matter, but I know now that she had her reasons, and that they were all-sufficient for her. My grandfather set his face against it also, though, indeed, my mother's strong feeling would have been enough for me.
To sit and watch the two was an all-sufficient delight for him sometimes withdrawing his mind from the present, to weave the web of his boy's future. "I shall send him to Westminster, Clary," he said it was a long time, by the way, since he had called his wife Clary, though she herself was hardly aware of the fact. "I shall certainly send him to Westminster.
Then languor gripped her like an enemy: she lay listless in its hold, sick and faint with disgust of self. This was her all-sufficient punishment: to have done what she had done, to be about to do what she contemplated. For she had set her hand to the plow: there must now be no drawing back, however hateful might prove her task.... The voice of the cabby dropping through the trap, roused her.
Before I came to your home, one night last October, I had unconsciously settled into a way of living which as a rule seemed to me all-sufficient. My friends, my clubs, my books yes, I care for my books more than you have ever discovered my plans for travel, made up a life which satisfied me a part of the time.
This we could not so well do, if we knew things about which, now, we are obliged to exercise faith. The inspired Word, the only and the all-sufficient rule of faith and duty, is a better guide than the voices of the dead. An interesting illustration of this is given by one who witnessed the appearance of departed spirits on a certain most interesting occasion.
He is proud, and has the insanity of desiring to be exclusively beloved, yet affects to set no value upon the preference that is shown to him; appears satisfied with his own approbation, and stoically all-sufficient to his own happiness. Leonora does not know how to manage his temper, but I do.
But by that very agency they are all-sufficient for the ruin of the poor credulous negro; he is mastered by original faith, and has perished thousands of times under the knowledge that Obi had been set for him. It must, therefore, have kept up that connection with idolatry which it was the unceasing effort of the Hebrew polity to exterminate from the land.
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