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And who will venture to say of himself, that his virtue •would be equal to the trial. Yet still it cannot reasonably be hoped that truth will make any visible and rapid progress, till her advocates rise above the fear of man, and the love of ease, and are willing with the apostles of Christ and the re- formers of every age, to forsake all and to sacrifice their dearest interests in her glo- rious cause. The encouragement and success which such faithful confessors would meet with in that populou...s and op- ulent city, would, I doubt not, be very great. " p. 41. "Faithful confessors!" What distinguished self-denial, sim- plicity, and godly sinccrityl The crown of martyrdom surely awaits you. Arc you not impa- tient to be gone, and grasp the immortal prize? Mr Belsham takes the liberty to differ very much from his Boston brethren, on the subject of concealing their sentiments in this manner. Mr. Wells has undertaken to become their ad- vocate. His plea in their behalf has been already seen in the third paragraph of his letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And who will venture to say of himself, that his virtue •would be equal to the trial. Yet still it cannot reasonably be hoped that truth will make any visible and rapid progress, till her advocates rise above the fear of man, and the love of ease, and are willing with the apostles of Christ and the re- formers of every age, to forsake all and to sacrifice their dearest interests in her glo- rious cause. The encouragement and success which such faithful confessors would meet with in that populou...s and op- ulent city, would, I doubt not, be very great. " p. 41. "Faithful confessors!" What distinguished self-denial, sim- plicity, and godly sinccrityl The crown of martyrdom surely awaits you. Arc you not impa- tient to be gone, and grasp the immortal prize? Mr Belsham takes the liberty to differ very much from his Boston brethren, on the subject of concealing their sentiments in this manner. Mr. Wells has undertaken to become their ad- vocate. His plea in their behalf has been already seen in the third paragraph of his letter.
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