Cyclopedia of Moral And Religious Anecdotes
Cyclopedia of Moral And Religious Anecdotes
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— Then succeeded a long and severe trial of faith and perseverance. For four- t(!en years veiy few were added to the church, and " the ways of Zion mourn- ed. " Thoughtlessness and mirth pre- vailed. Few came to the prayer meet- ing, but it was never relinquished. Mr.
W and one or two others, now in heaven, were always at their post, to pray and speak a word for the Redeem- er, to warn sinners of the error of their way, and beseech them to become re- conciled to God.
During the fourteenth year ...of this spiritual dearth, these individuals be- came so deeply affected in view of the condition of the impenitent, and so anx- ious that " Zion might arise and shine, " tliat after others had retired from the school-house, they frequently remained one, two, or three hours in prayer. In the opening spring their hopes revived. The meetings became full and solemn. Their cries had reached heaven, an. I the Holy Spirit came down. One eve- ning, a youth who had been deeply im- pressed for several days, could no longer suppress his feelings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Then succeeded a long and severe trial of faith and perseverance. For four- t(!en years veiy few were added to the church, and " the ways of Zion mourn- ed. " Thoughtlessness and mirth pre- vailed. Few came to the prayer meet- ing, but it was never relinquished. Mr.
W and one or two others, now in heaven, were always at their post, to pray and speak a word for the Redeem- er, to warn sinners of the error of their way, and beseech them to become re- conciled to God.
During the fourteenth year ...of this spiritual dearth, these individuals be- came so deeply affected in view of the condition of the impenitent, and so anx- ious that " Zion might arise and shine, " tliat after others had retired from the school-house, they frequently remained one, two, or three hours in prayer. In the opening spring their hopes revived. The meetings became full and solemn. Their cries had reached heaven, an. I the Holy Spirit came down. One eve- ning, a youth who had been deeply im- pressed for several days, could no longer suppress his feelings.
What to read after Cyclopedia of Moral And Religious Anecdotes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kazlitt Arvine to read onlineMoreLess
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