A Sermon On Moses Fugitive Slave Bill
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A prevailing idea seems to be that the longer the mas- ter retains a slave the better is his title. But the Christian is guilty if he reasons thus. In the light of the gospel, the longer a man deprives his fel- low of his rights and immunities, the greater is his obli- gation to compassionate and bless him. The longer he has wronged him, the more zealously should he hasten to atone for the past.
5. A statement of the fugitive's case as we are to con- sider it. Mens' minds are frequently prejudi...ced by the association of words and phrases. So here they have been accustomed to associate with the terms " runaway" and "fugitive " some dark deed of shame. When the terms fall upon the ear, they think of a fugitive from justice — a guilty man escaping from the penalty of vi- olated law, eluding the grasp of commissioned officers — a free man when he ought to be in irons. But not so with the slave. The mind should be divested of all such associations while contemplating this subject. A runaway slave !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A prevailing idea seems to be that the longer the mas- ter retains a slave the better is his title. But the Christian is guilty if he reasons thus. In the light of the gospel, the longer a man deprives his fel- low of his rights and immunities, the greater is his obli- gation to compassionate and bless him. The longer he has wronged him, the more zealously should he hasten to atone for the past.
5. A statement of the fugitive's case as we are to con- sider it. Mens' minds are frequently prejudi...ced by the association of words and phrases. So here they have been accustomed to associate with the terms " runaway" and "fugitive " some dark deed of shame. When the terms fall upon the ear, they think of a fugitive from justice — a guilty man escaping from the penalty of vi- olated law, eluding the grasp of commissioned officers — a free man when he ought to be in irons. But not so with the slave. The mind should be divested of all such associations while contemplating this subject. A runaway slave !
What to read after A Sermon On Moses Fugitive Slave Bill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thayer, William Makepeace, 1820-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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