Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of Westminster
Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of Westminster
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The rights of conscience here to share ? 'Twas Duty's voice their souls had heard, Demanding that God's living Word 84 Be honored, reverenced, and obeyed, Before all laws that man had made.
And to earth's tyrants of every name.
Civic or cleric, 'twas all the same, King, Emperor, Prince, Bishop, or Priest, Whatever wore the mark of the Beast, — To all they hurled a bold defiance, God and the Right their sole reliance.
For Conscience' sake, at Duty's call, They dared, endured, and suffered all ; ...And daring, suffering, self-denying, They triumphed gloriously, though dying.
We claim not for them full perfection, Their faults do not escape detection ; — They lighted persecution's fire Against the Quaker, Mary Dyer, And Williams, not of their persuasion, They sent to Providence plantation.
But, notwithstanding all their wrongs, Much honor to their name belongs For their fidelity ; their sense Of Right was their Omnipotence ; And their strong blood has given birth To sons and daughters of great worth, — To men of spirit, men of soul, Men who the fates themselves control, To men of courage, men of toil, Men who at truth never recoil, To men who heed the living Word, Disciples of a living Lord, To men of principle and will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rights of conscience here to share ? 'Twas Duty's voice their souls had heard, Demanding that God's living Word 84 Be honored, reverenced, and obeyed, Before all laws that man had made.
And to earth's tyrants of every name.
Civic or cleric, 'twas all the same, King, Emperor, Prince, Bishop, or Priest, Whatever wore the mark of the Beast, — To all they hurled a bold defiance, God and the Right their sole reliance.
For Conscience' sake, at Duty's call, They dared, endured, and suffered all ; ...And daring, suffering, self-denying, They triumphed gloriously, though dying.
We claim not for them full perfection, Their faults do not escape detection ; — They lighted persecution's fire Against the Quaker, Mary Dyer, And Williams, not of their persuasion, They sent to Providence plantation.
But, notwithstanding all their wrongs, Much honor to their name belongs For their fidelity ; their sense Of Right was their Omnipotence ; And their strong blood has given birth To sons and daughters of great worth, — To men of spirit, men of soul, Men who the fates themselves control, To men of courage, men of toil, Men who at truth never recoil, To men who heed the living Word, Disciples of a living Lord, To men of principle and will.
What to read after Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of Westminster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westminster Mass to read onlineMoreLess
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