Sorrow – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Come Ye Thankful People, Come

By Peter Ould Posted on October 2, 2011 Posted in Harvest, Judgement, Theology 2 Comments Tagged with Angels, Blade, Christmas Celebration, Corn, Ears, Final Harvest, Glorious Harvest, God Our Maker, Harvest Home, Harvest Hymn, Lord Of The Harvest, Perfect Moment, Sorrow, Tares, Tide, Triumph, Victory, Wheat, Winter Storms, Www Youtube

Quite simply, the best Harvest hymn ever written, because it understands entirely thatÂ Harvest-tideÂ is but a fore-taste of the final harvest and the victory of Christ. It affirms for us that the whole world’s history is geared around one man and …

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How to Say “Sorry” properly

By Peter Ould Posted on April 14, 2009 Posted in Pastoral, UK Politics 2 Comments Tagged with Apology, Bad Time, Culpability, Desserts, Dorries, Excuse, Express, Greek Apologia, Guilt, Hardest Word, Interviews, Justification, Nadine, Prime Minister, Remorse, Roots, Sorrow, Waiter, Word Roots

It appears that at the moment, at least for our Prime Minister, sorry seems to be the hardest word. The letter that Brown has sent to those involved in smeargate expresses regret at the course of events, but stops short …

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Come Ye Thankful People, Come

How to Say “Sorry” properly