Historical And Reminiscent Sermon Preached At the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Ba
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When, later, he began housekeeping, his salary about paid his rent. And yet he not only did not lack any needful thing, but always had great abundance and avoided the plague of debt. Supplies for his horse came to the barn ; and for the home, an inflow for the larder and for the wardrobe and for the purse ; all without the asking and often ignorant himself from whence it came.
Large salaries were not given nor expected by pastors in New Jersey till later years. But the salary was not an index o...f income.
Really, the pastors then had larger revenues than now, and those who remained long in the state rarely failed to lay by a store for retired life. The longer settlements of former days were due largely to the bond of mutual interest and love which these tokens expressed. The business feature of pastoral settlements in these times is the most satisfactory explanation of their short and uncer- tain tenure. It will always be, that pastors who impress the peo- ple that their "living" is secondary to their "service, " will have a place in their hearts and a share of their substance, which very practically verifies the Scripture, '* The laborer is worthy of his reward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When, later, he began housekeeping, his salary about paid his rent. And yet he not only did not lack any needful thing, but always had great abundance and avoided the plague of debt. Supplies for his horse came to the barn ; and for the home, an inflow for the larder and for the wardrobe and for the purse ; all without the asking and often ignorant himself from whence it came.
Large salaries were not given nor expected by pastors in New Jersey till later years. But the salary was not an index o...f income.
Really, the pastors then had larger revenues than now, and those who remained long in the state rarely failed to lay by a store for retired life. The longer settlements of former days were due largely to the bond of mutual interest and love which these tokens expressed. The business feature of pastoral settlements in these times is the most satisfactory explanation of their short and uncer- tain tenure. It will always be, that pastors who impress the peo- ple that their "living" is secondary to their "service, " will have a place in their hearts and a share of their substance, which very practically verifies the Scripture, '* The laborer is worthy of his reward.
What to read after Historical And Reminiscent Sermon Preached At the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Ba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas S Thomas Sharp Griffiths to read onlineMoreLess
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