Our Mercies of Re Occupation a Thanksgiving Sermon Preached At the Church of T
Our Mercies of Re Occupation a Thanksgiving Sermon Preached At the Church of T
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We rejoice in emancipation because it is right. We hate slavery because it is wrong. The negro ought to be free. He has a right to be free. God is showing us how to do it, and by His help we are doing it; casting this sin away, and reentering, as He leads us, the high temple of human brotherhood, whence by His grace we will go no more out. That, and that alone, is the true ground to take, the high ground of Duty, which binds the conscience of our people to the cause of freedom.
And here I must ...not pass so quickly on as not to find time to thank God with you for another bless- ing. Not merely black men but white men have been freed this year. Slaveries have been broken that never felt an outward lash. Chains have been 22 OUR MERCIES OF RE-OCCUPATION.
snapped in sunder that the wearer had never known he wore, but which had eaten unseen to within a hair's breadth of the vitals of his truth and goodness. Do you ask me where ^. Tell me yourself. Is there no truth you would not have told your neighbor or yourself two years ago, that you say over now every time you talk of duty, every time you pray to God'?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We rejoice in emancipation because it is right. We hate slavery because it is wrong. The negro ought to be free. He has a right to be free. God is showing us how to do it, and by His help we are doing it; casting this sin away, and reentering, as He leads us, the high temple of human brotherhood, whence by His grace we will go no more out. That, and that alone, is the true ground to take, the high ground of Duty, which binds the conscience of our people to the cause of freedom.
And here I must ...not pass so quickly on as not to find time to thank God with you for another bless- ing. Not merely black men but white men have been freed this year. Slaveries have been broken that never felt an outward lash. Chains have been 22 OUR MERCIES OF RE-OCCUPATION.
snapped in sunder that the wearer had never known he wore, but which had eaten unseen to within a hair's breadth of the vitals of his truth and goodness. Do you ask me where ^. Tell me yourself. Is there no truth you would not have told your neighbor or yourself two years ago, that you say over now every time you talk of duty, every time you pray to God'?
What to read after Our Mercies of Re Occupation a Thanksgiving Sermon Preached At the Church of T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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