A Treatise On Slavery in Which is Shown Forth the Evil of Slaveholding Both Fr
A Treatise On Slavery in Which is Shown Forth the Evil of Slaveholding Both Fr
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But slaveholding is of that description.
1st. Slaveholding cannot be supported in any state or kingdom, without imperiously restraining the slaves from the means of knowledge. But all who enjoy the means of knowledge, are in duty bound, according to their stations and circumstances, to teach the ignorant by making them acquainted with God's word, which implies a knowledge of his law, his gospel, his doctrines, and the whole duty of man. But the laws of slave states by fines and penalties, preve...nt the free inhabitants from teaching the slaves to read the word of God, even though they found themselves most solemnly bound by the word of God and their own consciences to instruct them, therefore persecution is neces- sary for the support of slavery.
2d. But all mankind who have access to the Scriptures are bound to search them. John v. 39 : " Search the Scrip- tures. " This obligation is upon us all, both black and white, and the Scripture is a gift of God to all, containing a pre- cious treasure of all things pertaining to life and godliness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But slaveholding is of that description.
1st. Slaveholding cannot be supported in any state or kingdom, without imperiously restraining the slaves from the means of knowledge. But all who enjoy the means of knowledge, are in duty bound, according to their stations and circumstances, to teach the ignorant by making them acquainted with God's word, which implies a knowledge of his law, his gospel, his doctrines, and the whole duty of man. But the laws of slave states by fines and penalties, preve...nt the free inhabitants from teaching the slaves to read the word of God, even though they found themselves most solemnly bound by the word of God and their own consciences to instruct them, therefore persecution is neces- sary for the support of slavery.
2d. But all mankind who have access to the Scriptures are bound to search them. John v. 39 : " Search the Scrip- tures. " This obligation is upon us all, both black and white, and the Scripture is a gift of God to all, containing a pre- cious treasure of all things pertaining to life and godliness.
What to read after A Treatise On Slavery in Which is Shown Forth the Evil of Slaveholding Both Fr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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