Congregational History Continuation to 1850 With Special Reference to the Ris
Congregational History Continuation to 1850 With Special Reference to the Ris
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J. Hyatt, February 28, 1811, we learn some particulars of his early Christian course : — " 10, Frances Street, Tottenham Court Road.
"Eev. Sir, — I most humbly beg leave to apologize for the liberty I take in thus addressing you. But being convinced of yonr generosity in as. Sisting the unworthiest of sinners, who, through the grace of God, has been enabled to see the depravity of human nature, and to look to a gi'acious Redeemer as the only means of escaping eternal wrath, which he has so just...ly merited.
176 OONGEEGATIONAL HISTORY. [cHAP. VI.
" By the influence of Divine love — this is the portrait of the person who is now addressing you.
" It was my misfortune at an early age to lose that source from whence flow the sweet streams of paternal instruction, and left to tlie guidance of my own follits, I eagerly embraced those faults to which youth are too prone to receive as their only plea- sure. No one could receive them with more joy than 1 did. There was the only spring from which I could draw my felicity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Hyatt, February 28, 1811, we learn some particulars of his early Christian course : — " 10, Frances Street, Tottenham Court Road.
"Eev. Sir, — I most humbly beg leave to apologize for the liberty I take in thus addressing you. But being convinced of yonr generosity in as. Sisting the unworthiest of sinners, who, through the grace of God, has been enabled to see the depravity of human nature, and to look to a gi'acious Redeemer as the only means of escaping eternal wrath, which he has so just...ly merited.
176 OONGEEGATIONAL HISTORY. [cHAP. VI.
" By the influence of Divine love — this is the portrait of the person who is now addressing you.
" It was my misfortune at an early age to lose that source from whence flow the sweet streams of paternal instruction, and left to tlie guidance of my own follits, I eagerly embraced those faults to which youth are too prone to receive as their only plea- sure. No one could receive them with more joy than 1 did. There was the only spring from which I could draw my felicity.
What to read after Congregational History Continuation to 1850 With Special Reference to the Ris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Waddington to read onlineMoreLess
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