A Sermon Delivered in the Meeting House of the First Baptist Church in the City
A Sermon Delivered in the Meeting House of the First Baptist Church in the City
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When these return, it is the privilege of the sovereigfs people to withhold their sufrages from those who have abused their confidence, and to give them to other and better men.
But above all, a nation, while exempt from the evils of war, should ImbituiUly acknowledge God as the author and preserver of the blessings of peace. When he is forgotten, and the blessings enjoyed are ascribed to the merit of the ■people — the management of rulers — military power — or, in- deed to. Any cause whatever,... short of divine goodness, there is reason to expect public trouble at least, and, without national, reformation, the scourge of war. — " If, " said God to the peo- ple of Israel, and which is not inapplicable to the peopl. - of these*Uriitcd States — " If ye be willing and obedient, ye shall i! eat the good of the land; but if ye refuse and rebel, ye shall 1)0 devoured with the sword, for the mouth ot the Lord hath, spoken it. "* To this means of advancing either the prosperi- ! ty, or the ruin ot the nation, every individual may contribute, '^•' as, he may contribute either to that morality, that *' righteous- ness which exalteth a nation, " or to that immorality, that *' sin I w^ch is the disgrace of any people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When these return, it is the privilege of the sovereigfs people to withhold their sufrages from those who have abused their confidence, and to give them to other and better men.
But above all, a nation, while exempt from the evils of war, should ImbituiUly acknowledge God as the author and preserver of the blessings of peace. When he is forgotten, and the blessings enjoyed are ascribed to the merit of the ■people — the management of rulers — military power — or, in- deed to. Any cause whatever,... short of divine goodness, there is reason to expect public trouble at least, and, without national, reformation, the scourge of war. — " If, " said God to the peo- ple of Israel, and which is not inapplicable to the peopl. - of these*Uriitcd States — " If ye be willing and obedient, ye shall i! eat the good of the land; but if ye refuse and rebel, ye shall 1)0 devoured with the sword, for the mouth ot the Lord hath, spoken it. "* To this means of advancing either the prosperi- ! ty, or the ruin ot the nation, every individual may contribute, '^•' as, he may contribute either to that morality, that *' righteous- ness which exalteth a nation, " or to that immorality, that *' sin I w^ch is the disgrace of any people.
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