A Sermon, Preached At Hingham, March 19, 1837, Being the Sunday After the Death of Mrs. Cecilia Brooks
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14 His children felt that their father was an injured man. This feeling was the fire of their affliction.
I do not say there were never any flashes of re- sentment from their young hearts — but I can testify that the unholy flame was not permitted to burn.
Precisely a year after my first visit to Brooklyn, I returned and became the pastor of the little soci- ety of unitarian christians, that had succeeded in establishing themselves upon the foundation of the ancient church, now rent in twain. B...y the kind invitation of his children, I went immediately to the house of Dea. Williams, which he had recently left for a better, even an heavenly; and there I resided four months. Thus you will allow I had an oppor- tunity to become thoroughly acquainted with them.
And I can truly say, that if I had no other reason to be grateful that Providence sent me to that place, this were enough, that there I first knew the now lamented Mrs. Brooks ; and saw in her, and her brother and sister, beautiful specimens of the abiding influence of pious and faithful parental instruction ; and of the sanctifying effects of affliction upon sensitive hearts, that were early taught to put their trust in God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14 His children felt that their father was an injured man. This feeling was the fire of their affliction.
I do not say there were never any flashes of re- sentment from their young hearts — but I can testify that the unholy flame was not permitted to burn.
Precisely a year after my first visit to Brooklyn, I returned and became the pastor of the little soci- ety of unitarian christians, that had succeeded in establishing themselves upon the foundation of the ancient church, now rent in twain. B...y the kind invitation of his children, I went immediately to the house of Dea. Williams, which he had recently left for a better, even an heavenly; and there I resided four months. Thus you will allow I had an oppor- tunity to become thoroughly acquainted with them.
And I can truly say, that if I had no other reason to be grateful that Providence sent me to that place, this were enough, that there I first knew the now lamented Mrs. Brooks ; and saw in her, and her brother and sister, beautiful specimens of the abiding influence of pious and faithful parental instruction ; and of the sanctifying effects of affliction upon sensitive hearts, that were early taught to put their trust in God.
What to read after A Sermon, Preached At Hingham, March 19, 1837, Being the Sunday After the Death of Mrs. Cecilia Brooks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May, Samuel J. to read onlineMoreLess
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