A Discourse Delivered in the 2d Presbyterian Church in the City of Baltimore
A Discourse Delivered in the 2d Presbyterian Church in the City of Baltimore
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. 3 It is evident, indeed, from the Constitution of our nature, and the consideration of that Sphere of Duty and Action allotted to man, that God, by promi>~ing his support and deliverance to such as Trust in him, on sound principles, hath made this gracious promise, not for the purpose of checking or preventing human industry and exertion. No, but rather, as an additional excitement to activity and perseverance, to Virtue, to Courage, to For- titude ; and the diligent use of such means, as fro...m their very nature and exercise, can best afford us any rational ground for confidence and trust in the divine blessing and favour.
We can only be justified, therefore, in looking to Heaven for this favour j when, by our honest, zealous, patriotic, and persevering conduct, in all our important concerns j especially as a nation, we are animated by a true sense of those principles of justice and rectitude, which in all our conduct, public or private, leads to a well Ibunded Trust in that God, whose Almighty Arm, alone, can give guccess to our endeavours for peace j or our efforts 14 in War j for the maintenance and defence of every thing dear to us, as an independent nation — And, which I may add, can alone, also, influence us, on ' good ground -, and under all circumstances, to com- ply with the Exhortation in the text, " Trust ye In the Lord Jehovah, forever, for in the Lord Je- hovah is everlasting strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 3 It is evident, indeed, from the Constitution of our nature, and the consideration of that Sphere of Duty and Action allotted to man, that God, by promi>~ing his support and deliverance to such as Trust in him, on sound principles, hath made this gracious promise, not for the purpose of checking or preventing human industry and exertion. No, but rather, as an additional excitement to activity and perseverance, to Virtue, to Courage, to For- titude ; and the diligent use of such means, as fro...m their very nature and exercise, can best afford us any rational ground for confidence and trust in the divine blessing and favour.
We can only be justified, therefore, in looking to Heaven for this favour j when, by our honest, zealous, patriotic, and persevering conduct, in all our important concerns j especially as a nation, we are animated by a true sense of those principles of justice and rectitude, which in all our conduct, public or private, leads to a well Ibunded Trust in that God, whose Almighty Arm, alone, can give guccess to our endeavours for peace j or our efforts 14 in War j for the maintenance and defence of every thing dear to us, as an independent nation — And, which I may add, can alone, also, influence us, on ' good ground -, and under all circumstances, to com- ply with the Exhortation in the text, " Trust ye In the Lord Jehovah, forever, for in the Lord Je- hovah is everlasting strength.
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