Exercises At the Meeting of the First Congregational Unitarian Society January
Exercises At the Meeting of the First Congregational Unitarian Society January
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I feel, however, that life is not to be measured by years, and I hope, mean al- ways to try to keep as young, bright, joyous, and buoyant as Dr. Furness seemed this morning when I greeted him in his own house.
I sympathize in all that has been said here this even- ing, especially in all that has been said in relation to the future of this Society and its honored and beloved pas- tor. It is no longer a secret, I believe, that he intends to ask a release from further service. I am sure, my friend...s, that all the brethren present will leave with you their loving benediction, and the hope that something of his mantle may fall upon whoever comes to try to fill his place. The whole of that mantle, in all its beauty, grandeur, and simplicity, you cannot expect any man to 55 have or wear ; if you find a successor wearing a goodly portion of it you will have great reason to rejoice, to thank God and be of good courage. As for Dr. Furness himself, we leave with him our gratitude and reverence, and our devout wish that the sweetest serenity and peace and moral glory may mark his remaining years ; and for ourselves, who have come from far and near to hold this jubilee with him, we all hope to gather here to-night and carry away with us on the morrow memories, in- spirations, influences that shall quicken us to fresh zeal and efibrt in our several spheres of work, determined to be faithful and persevere unto the end, whether that end cover twenty, thirty or forty, or, as may be the case with some of us, fifty years of professional service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I feel, however, that life is not to be measured by years, and I hope, mean al- ways to try to keep as young, bright, joyous, and buoyant as Dr. Furness seemed this morning when I greeted him in his own house.
I sympathize in all that has been said here this even- ing, especially in all that has been said in relation to the future of this Society and its honored and beloved pas- tor. It is no longer a secret, I believe, that he intends to ask a release from further service. I am sure, my friend...s, that all the brethren present will leave with you their loving benediction, and the hope that something of his mantle may fall upon whoever comes to try to fill his place. The whole of that mantle, in all its beauty, grandeur, and simplicity, you cannot expect any man to 55 have or wear ; if you find a successor wearing a goodly portion of it you will have great reason to rejoice, to thank God and be of good courage. As for Dr. Furness himself, we leave with him our gratitude and reverence, and our devout wish that the sweetest serenity and peace and moral glory may mark his remaining years ; and for ourselves, who have come from far and near to hold this jubilee with him, we all hope to gather here to-night and carry away with us on the morrow memories, in- spirations, influences that shall quicken us to fresh zeal and efibrt in our several spheres of work, determined to be faithful and persevere unto the end, whether that end cover twenty, thirty or forty, or, as may be the case with some of us, fifty years of professional service.
What to read after Exercises At the Meeting of the First Congregational Unitarian Society January?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penn First Congregational Unitarian Church Philadelphi to read onlineMoreLess
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