The Characters: First Series

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Kessinger Publishing, 1.6.2004 - 156 sivua
Passion and Patience, like Esau and Jacob, are twin-brothers. And their names, like their natures, spring up from the same root. 'Patience, ' says Crabb in his English Synonyms, 'comes from the active participle to suffer; while passion comes from the passive participle of the same verb; and hence the difference between the two names. Patience signifies suffering from an active principle, a determination to suffer; while passion signifies what is suffered from want of power to prevent the suffering.

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ALEXANDER WHYTE, Scottish divine, was born in

1837, and educated at the University of Aberdeen

and at New College, Edinburgh. He entered the

ministry of the Free Church of Scotland in 1866,

and later served as colleague and successor to Dr.

R. S. Candlish at Free St. George's. In 1909 he was

appointed principal and professor of New Testament

literature at New College, Edinburgh. His

other works include Bunyan Characters (1894) and

Lancelot Andrewes and his Private Devotions (1895).

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