Chaplain Fuller Being a Life Sketch of a New England Clergyman And Army Chapla
Chaplain Fuller Being a Life Sketch of a New England Clergyman And Army Chapla
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Indeed, the day seemed more like Sabbath than almost any since we left home. At ten o'clock in the morning a discourse was preached to the attentive bongregation of soldiery by the chap- lain of the regiment. His text was Isaiah Iviii. 5, 6, and he dealt franldy with sins individual and national, pointing out the only remedy in forsaking as well as repenting of them. God will judge our nation till we do righteousness and ' break every yoke and let the oppressed go free. ' This is the part he re...quires at our hands. But we must be patient and bide his time, assured that it will come. " Thanksgiving, too, was grateftilly observed, though a shadow rested on the feast. The Chaplain writes : — " A few weeks since, I recollect hearing a person of some- what despondent turn of mind remarking that 'governors must have hard work writing their proclamations for Thanks- giving this year, ' as our country had met with httle else than reverses, and these must cause suffering in every loyal State, while Massachusetts particularly had been called to mourn many of her most loyal and brave officers and soldiers, either perishing on the battle-field or pining in rebel prisons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, the day seemed more like Sabbath than almost any since we left home. At ten o'clock in the morning a discourse was preached to the attentive bongregation of soldiery by the chap- lain of the regiment. His text was Isaiah Iviii. 5, 6, and he dealt franldy with sins individual and national, pointing out the only remedy in forsaking as well as repenting of them. God will judge our nation till we do righteousness and ' break every yoke and let the oppressed go free. ' This is the part he re...quires at our hands. But we must be patient and bide his time, assured that it will come. " Thanksgiving, too, was grateftilly observed, though a shadow rested on the feast. The Chaplain writes : — " A few weeks since, I recollect hearing a person of some- what despondent turn of mind remarking that 'governors must have hard work writing their proclamations for Thanks- giving this year, ' as our country had met with httle else than reverses, and these must cause suffering in every loyal State, while Massachusetts particularly had been called to mourn many of her most loyal and brave officers and soldiers, either perishing on the battle-field or pining in rebel prisons.
What to read after Chaplain Fuller Being a Life Sketch of a New England Clergyman And Army Chapla?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard F Richard Frederick Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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