Forty Years of Pioneer Life Memoir of John Mason Peck Ed From His Journals
Forty Years of Pioneer Life Memoir of John Mason Peck Ed From His Journals
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Iviii. 13, 14, associating with it, Heb. Iv. 9, 10. The people were attentive and solemn, and some seemed seriously impressed. After a short intermission I preached again from Romans x. 1. I dis- missed the congregation as customary, but none seemed inclined to move. After a short time a few w r ent out, while the rest stayed and sung hymns. I again exhorted, prayed, conversed, and by re- quest I gave out an appointment to preach on Tuesday. Some were in tears. This was the only place in which ...I saw any in- dications of a revival in the Boone's Lick settlements during my first visit.
After dinner I rode to the house of Mr. Ish, and preached again after night. Though it was dark and rainy I had a house full to hear me. On Tuesday, accompanied by Mr. Patterson, I rode to Mr. Job's, where both preached to an attentive congregation.
Next day we bid farewell to our friends in Big Bottom, crossed the river to Chariton, and the next Sabbath both preached in that village.
On Monday, January 25th, I gave the parting hand to my trav- eling companion, whom I left to perform missionary labor in the Boone's Lick country, and rode to Franklin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iviii. 13, 14, associating with it, Heb. Iv. 9, 10. The people were attentive and solemn, and some seemed seriously impressed. After a short intermission I preached again from Romans x. 1. I dis- missed the congregation as customary, but none seemed inclined to move. After a short time a few w r ent out, while the rest stayed and sung hymns. I again exhorted, prayed, conversed, and by re- quest I gave out an appointment to preach on Tuesday. Some were in tears. This was the only place in which ...I saw any in- dications of a revival in the Boone's Lick settlements during my first visit.
After dinner I rode to the house of Mr. Ish, and preached again after night. Though it was dark and rainy I had a house full to hear me. On Tuesday, accompanied by Mr. Patterson, I rode to Mr. Job's, where both preached to an attentive congregation.
Next day we bid farewell to our friends in Big Bottom, crossed the river to Chariton, and the next Sabbath both preached in that village.
On Monday, January 25th, I gave the parting hand to my trav- eling companion, whom I left to perform missionary labor in the Boone's Lick country, and rode to Franklin.
What to read after Forty Years of Pioneer Life Memoir of John Mason Peck Ed From His Journals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peck John Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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