A Letter to Those of His Brethren in the Ministry Who Refuse to Admit the Rev M
A Letter to Those of His Brethren in the Ministry Who Refuse to Admit the Rev M
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There br. S, I truft, been much Good done where he has been freely admitted ; but who have been hurt by his Miniflry ? I have joyfully and thankfully receiv'd him into my Pulpit as often as there has been Opportunity for it ; and I hope many of the dear People with whom 1 am more immediately concern'd, will have Caufe of bleffing Gon eternally on his Account: But I am not confeious of any Mifchief that has accrued from his Preaching. Thro' the unmerited Favour of Heaven we are as free from Conf...ufibns, and enjoy as much Peace as any Congregation I E kr. O* r 18 ) know of. So far is he from giving Countenance to Separations or other Diforders, that I have often heard him bear Teftimony againft them. And I allure you, if I had been in itru mental of preventing one from preaching to this People, whofe Labours God had. Fo re- markably blefs'd, and whom he had made initrumental of faving Good to fo many Souls, I mould have been ftarful whether ] had not been a Means of obftructing their eternal Interefts ; and as I mould have been unable to have anfwer'd it to God or my own Confcience, I mould have laid a Foundation for great Unafinefs and Perplexity of Mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There br. S, I truft, been much Good done where he has been freely admitted ; but who have been hurt by his Miniflry ? I have joyfully and thankfully receiv'd him into my Pulpit as often as there has been Opportunity for it ; and I hope many of the dear People with whom 1 am more immediately concern'd, will have Caufe of bleffing Gon eternally on his Account: But I am not confeious of any Mifchief that has accrued from his Preaching. Thro' the unmerited Favour of Heaven we are as free from Conf...ufibns, and enjoy as much Peace as any Congregation I E kr. O* r 18 ) know of. So far is he from giving Countenance to Separations or other Diforders, that I have often heard him bear Teftimony againft them. And I allure you, if I had been in itru mental of preventing one from preaching to this People, whofe Labours God had. Fo re- markably blefs'd, and whom he had made initrumental of faving Good to fo many Souls, I mould have been ftarful whether ] had not been a Means of obftructing their eternal Interefts ; and as I mould have been unable to have anfwer'd it to God or my own Confcience, I mould have laid a Foundation for great Unafinefs and Perplexity of Mind.
What to read after A Letter to Those of His Brethren in the Ministry Who Refuse to Admit the Rev M?
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