A History of the County of Berkshire, Massachusetts, in Two Parts, the First Being a General View of the County, the Second, An Account of the Several Towns
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All were not pleased with the revivals recorded in the New Tes- tament. Some who laid claim to superior talents, to high sanctity, to a thorough acquaintance with the Scrip- tures, and who even ministered at the altar, found fault with them, and vilified and persecuted those under whose instrumentality they were produced a' id extend- ed. Nevertheless the Lord owned them. Most per- sons in this County have acknowledged revivals to be the work of God. Such has been the awe upon their own minds, ...thr.t few have dared at the time openly to op- pose tliem.
It has been supposed that great caution should be used in the admission of persons to" the church, wjio obtain their hopes in the time of a rovi\al. This is un-' doubfedly true ; and great caution should be us(>d in ad- mitting them where they obtain their hopes singly and alone. Neither the subjects uor the church are bene- 14* 162 HISTORY OF BERKSHIRE.
fitfed by hasty admissioiis. The difference between a solitary conversion and a revival, lies in this : in the former case, a single individual is brought to repen- tance, faith and new obedience ; and in the latter, a number living coutiguous^ly are brought to these duties * about the same time.
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All were not pleased with the revivals recorded in the New Tes- tament. Some who laid claim to superior talents, to high sanctity, to a thorough acquaintance with the Scrip- tures, and who even ministered at the altar, found fault with them, and vilified and persecuted those under whose instrumentality they were produced a' id extend- ed. Nevertheless the Lord owned them. Most per- sons in this County have acknowledged revivals to be the work of God. Such has been the awe upon their own minds, ...thr.t few have dared at the time openly to op- pose tliem.
It has been supposed that great caution should be used in the admission of persons to" the church, wjio obtain their hopes in the time of a rovi\al. This is un-' doubfedly true ; and great caution should be us(>d in ad- mitting them where they obtain their hopes singly and alone. Neither the subjects uor the church are bene- 14* 162 HISTORY OF BERKSHIRE.
fitfed by hasty admissioiis. The difference between a solitary conversion and a revival, lies in this : in the former case, a single individual is brought to repen- tance, faith and new obedience ; and in the latter, a number living coutiguous^ly are brought to these duties * about the same time.
What to read after A History of the County of Berkshire, Massachusetts, in Two Parts, the First Being a General View of the County, the Second, An Account of the Several Towns?
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