Historical Sketches of the Rise of the Scots Old Independent And the Inghamite C
Historical Sketches of the Rise of the Scots Old Independent And the Inghamite C
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Upon perusing both the letters, we are very glad to find that such, we might almost say, a complete unanimity prevails betwixt these churches in Eng- land, and those in our connexion. Any shade of difference seems to be more in the mode of expression, than in the sentiment de» signed to be conveyed ; and therefore we. Think not worth men- tioning, More difference of opinion is often to be seen am one; 19 members of the same church, than \vc can discern in these two letters which contain the sen...timents of churches situated at a considerable distance from one another, hitherto not in connexion; and therefore without an opportunity of learning from one ano- ther. May we not then justly infer, that both have been taught by the one spirit, and received their views from the same pure source, the Scriptures of truth. If the conduct of these churches correspond with their views of divine truth, we would have no objection to the proposed union. It is true, they may adopt the same language concerning the churches in our connexion; and if they express confidence in us with regard to this point, we are bound to do the same with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon perusing both the letters, we are very glad to find that such, we might almost say, a complete unanimity prevails betwixt these churches in Eng- land, and those in our connexion. Any shade of difference seems to be more in the mode of expression, than in the sentiment de» signed to be conveyed ; and therefore we. Think not worth men- tioning, More difference of opinion is often to be seen am one; 19 members of the same church, than \vc can discern in these two letters which contain the sen...timents of churches situated at a considerable distance from one another, hitherto not in connexion; and therefore without an opportunity of learning from one ano- ther. May we not then justly infer, that both have been taught by the one spirit, and received their views from the same pure source, the Scriptures of truth. If the conduct of these churches correspond with their views of divine truth, we would have no objection to the proposed union. It is true, they may adopt the same language concerning the churches in our connexion; and if they express confidence in us with regard to this point, we are bound to do the same with them.
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