A Historical Discourse
A Historical Discourse
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" But how this should lead to a discourse on the temptations of the wilderness, is not obvious. The probability is, that instead of vi. We should read iv. ; and Matt. Iv. 1, is, " Then was Jesus led up of the spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil. " The object of the preacher might be to show, that though his hearers were in the wilderness of America, tempta- tions still beset them. Others say, that the text of Mr. Davenport was Matt. Iii. 1, which is, "In those days came John t...he Baptist, preaching in the wilderness of Judea. " We have here, indeed, a wilderness, but there is no distinct reference to temptation.
Note C.
The only authority, which, it is believed, can be found, on which a charge of injustice towards the Indians in the New Haven colony, can be founded, is " The General History of Connecticut, " by Dr. Samuel Peters. This author says— "Exact in tything mint and anise, the furies of New Haven for once affected the weightier mat- ters of justice. They had no title to the land : they applied to Quin- nipiog, the sachem, for a deed or grant of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But how this should lead to a discourse on the temptations of the wilderness, is not obvious. The probability is, that instead of vi. We should read iv. ; and Matt. Iv. 1, is, " Then was Jesus led up of the spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil. " The object of the preacher might be to show, that though his hearers were in the wilderness of America, tempta- tions still beset them. Others say, that the text of Mr. Davenport was Matt. Iii. 1, which is, "In those days came John t...he Baptist, preaching in the wilderness of Judea. " We have here, indeed, a wilderness, but there is no distinct reference to temptation.
Note C.
The only authority, which, it is believed, can be found, on which a charge of injustice towards the Indians in the New Haven colony, can be founded, is " The General History of Connecticut, " by Dr. Samuel Peters. This author says— "Exact in tything mint and anise, the furies of New Haven for once affected the weightier mat- ters of justice. They had no title to the land : they applied to Quin- nipiog, the sachem, for a deed or grant of it.
What to read after A Historical Discourse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Luce Kingsley to read onlineMoreLess
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