Centennial Services of the Fourth Presbyterian Church of the City of New York
Centennial Services of the Fourth Presbyterian Church of the City of New York
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Kisco, Dr. S. Irenaeus Prime, lately deceased, spent the Sabbath with me, preached for me in the morn- ing, and talked to the Sunday-school in the afternoon ; and in talking to the Sunday-school children he made this proposition : that he would give a beautiful gilt Bible to each one who would recite, without any mistake, the Fourth Com- mandment. Several of them volunteered to re- cite that Fourth Commandment, and they thought they knew it, but not one of them said it per- fectly ; they all le...ft something out or put some- thing in. Not one of them got the Bible. When he came back to the parsonage, my wife said to him : " Dr. Prime, I think I can repeat that com- mandment. " He said, " I don't believe you can. Now, recite that Fourth Commandment, without putting in a word or leaving out a word, and I will give you a Bible. " She began, and recited it verbatim et literatim, — did not leave out or put in a single word. Said he, " You shall have the Bible. " When he went back to New- York he sent her the Bible, with his name on the fly-leaf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kisco, Dr. S. Irenaeus Prime, lately deceased, spent the Sabbath with me, preached for me in the morn- ing, and talked to the Sunday-school in the afternoon ; and in talking to the Sunday-school children he made this proposition : that he would give a beautiful gilt Bible to each one who would recite, without any mistake, the Fourth Com- mandment. Several of them volunteered to re- cite that Fourth Commandment, and they thought they knew it, but not one of them said it per- fectly ; they all le...ft something out or put some- thing in. Not one of them got the Bible. When he came back to the parsonage, my wife said to him : " Dr. Prime, I think I can repeat that com- mandment. " He said, " I don't believe you can. Now, recite that Fourth Commandment, without putting in a word or leaving out a word, and I will give you a Bible. " She began, and recited it verbatim et literatim, — did not leave out or put in a single word. Said he, " You shall have the Bible. " When he went back to New- York he sent her the Bible, with his name on the fly-leaf.
What to read after Centennial Services of the Fourth Presbyterian Church of the City of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by First Presbyterian Church in the City of New York to read onlineMoreLess
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