History of the First Reformed Dutch Church of Jamaica Li
History of the First Reformed Dutch Church of Jamaica Li
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, whom we may well compare to oxen. " " St. Paul did not look at these idolatrous things at Athens from mo- tives of a sinful curiosity, merely to gratify his senses with these heathen fables, as many gospel ministers who are so much taken with such things. It was not with a design that he might wit^i such stuff embellish his sermons, and so only please or tickle the ears of his hearers. " "How much more noble is our Apostle than many nowadays who come to the church ! He flndeth something in an... Heathen church that is profitable for the soul, going but once and beholding, whereas now many go often, and that too, to a Christian church, but what do they take home with "them?" " How desirable that we had such preachers as St. Paul in these times. " "If this faithful Apostle was to come into our New Netherland and pass through our city and country searching closely, would not also his spirit be stirred within him? For he certaml}' would find many devo- tions, temples, houses of worship, excellent congregations, respectable Consistories, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, whom we may well compare to oxen. " " St. Paul did not look at these idolatrous things at Athens from mo- tives of a sinful curiosity, merely to gratify his senses with these heathen fables, as many gospel ministers who are so much taken with such things. It was not with a design that he might wit^i such stuff embellish his sermons, and so only please or tickle the ears of his hearers. " "How much more noble is our Apostle than many nowadays who come to the church ! He flndeth something in an... Heathen church that is profitable for the soul, going but once and beholding, whereas now many go often, and that too, to a Christian church, but what do they take home with "them?" " How desirable that we had such preachers as St. Paul in these times. " "If this faithful Apostle was to come into our New Netherland and pass through our city and country searching closely, would not also his spirit be stirred within him? For he certaml}' would find many devo- tions, temples, houses of worship, excellent congregations, respectable Consistories, etc.
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