A Discourse Preached By Rev a B Dascomb
A Discourse Preached By Rev a B Dascomb
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On enquiry of a ser- valit, he learned that the President was in the exercise of devotion; and furthermore, that this was his cus- tom daily at that hour. A praying President ! Thank God that some good men stand in the high places of tlie land. -'Kot many great: not many mighty are called. " Kot long since an Illinois clergyman, ^vhile aliout to visit the President, was directed by a Sabbatli School to ask him if he loved Jesus. The business conclud- ed, the question was faithfully presented. T...he reply ran something like this: -'When I left Springfield, 1 asked the people to pray for me. I was not a Chris- tian. When T buried my son, tlie severest trial of my life, I was not a Christian. But when I went to Get- tysburg, and saw the graves of thousands of our sol- diers, I then and there consecrated myself to Christ . Yes, I do love Jesus. " And the flowing tears told that he was a tender, loving disciple of Christ. Pleas- ing foretaste this of the time when kings shall be I
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On enquiry of a ser- valit, he learned that the President was in the exercise of devotion; and furthermore, that this was his cus- tom daily at that hour. A praying President ! Thank God that some good men stand in the high places of tlie land. -'Kot many great: not many mighty are called. " Kot long since an Illinois clergyman, ^vhile aliout to visit the President, was directed by a Sabbatli School to ask him if he loved Jesus. The business conclud- ed, the question was faithfully presented. T...he reply ran something like this: -'When I left Springfield, 1 asked the people to pray for me. I was not a Chris- tian. When T buried my son, tlie severest trial of my life, I was not a Christian. But when I went to Get- tysburg, and saw the graves of thousands of our sol- diers, I then and there consecrated myself to Christ . Yes, I do love Jesus. " And the flowing tears told that he was a tender, loving disciple of Christ. Pleas- ing foretaste this of the time when kings shall be I
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