Bertha And Her Baptism
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Here was a churcherring, it seemed to me, in a point which must peculiarly wound theheart of the Redeemer, whose last discourse with his disciples had thisfor its burden, that ye love one another. And yet there were, in thatchurch, many with whom Christ was communing with a love that seemed tothem unqualified. So he treats us all. I never had a greater flow ofcharity toward all my fellow-Christians than on that occasion. Iresolved that I never would be a sectarian in anything, while I alsofelt ...more strongly than ever attached to my own views, and confident oftheir truthfulness, and in love with their beauty. " When he had finished his narration, his wife asked me what I thoughtwith regard to her husband's proceedings. I asked her to stateparticularly what she had in mind. She then expressed a doubt whether itwere proper for us to intrude upon fellow-Christians, when we know thattheir principles forbid their communing with us. She said that sheremonstrated with her husband, as soon as he told her that the ordinancewas not free to all evangelical Christians, and that she tried todissuade him from appearing to obtrude himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here was a churcherring, it seemed to me, in a point which must peculiarly wound theheart of the Redeemer, whose last discourse with his disciples had thisfor its burden, that ye love one another. And yet there were, in thatchurch, many with whom Christ was communing with a love that seemed tothem unqualified. So he treats us all. I never had a greater flow ofcharity toward all my fellow-Christians than on that occasion. Iresolved that I never would be a sectarian in anything, while I alsofelt ...more strongly than ever attached to my own views, and confident oftheir truthfulness, and in love with their beauty. " When he had finished his narration, his wife asked me what I thoughtwith regard to her husband's proceedings. I asked her to stateparticularly what she had in mind. She then expressed a doubt whether itwere proper for us to intrude upon fellow-Christians, when we know thattheir principles forbid their communing with us. She said that sheremonstrated with her husband, as soon as he told her that the ordinancewas not free to all evangelical Christians, and that she tried todissuade him from appearing to obtrude himself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Nehemiah to read onlineMoreLess
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