History of the Welsh Baptists, From the Year Sixty-Three to the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred And Seventy
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Let our brethren in the new world, look and stare at this, especially our anti-missionary friends ! Be it known unto them, that in the year 1653, in the Welsh association held at Abergavenny, county of Monmouth, South Wales, collections were made, when the Welsh church subscribed to raise a fund for mission- ary purposes. Their plan was, for the messengers of every church to mention a certain sum, and bind themselves to bring that sum with them to the next association. For instance, Swansea, £5...; Llantrisaint, £2 10s. ; Carmarthen, £2 10s.
No one was compelled to give any thing, neither was any mes- senger ever blamed for making such engagements, but was cheerfully assisted by his brethren to fulfil them.
This is "only a specimen of the commencement of the mis- sionary cause in this region. The next year, we find that the churches had more than doubled that sum. Llantrisaint gave five pounds sterling; which was no small sum, at that time, in the Welsh mountains. Many branches have sprung out of this root, which are now like the cedars in Lebanon, exceedingly high; so that the heavenly wind shakes them so powerfully, that the seed is carried to a great distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let our brethren in the new world, look and stare at this, especially our anti-missionary friends ! Be it known unto them, that in the year 1653, in the Welsh association held at Abergavenny, county of Monmouth, South Wales, collections were made, when the Welsh church subscribed to raise a fund for mission- ary purposes. Their plan was, for the messengers of every church to mention a certain sum, and bind themselves to bring that sum with them to the next association. For instance, Swansea, £5...; Llantrisaint, £2 10s. ; Carmarthen, £2 10s.
No one was compelled to give any thing, neither was any mes- senger ever blamed for making such engagements, but was cheerfully assisted by his brethren to fulfil them.
This is "only a specimen of the commencement of the mis- sionary cause in this region. The next year, we find that the churches had more than doubled that sum. Llantrisaint gave five pounds sterling; which was no small sum, at that time, in the Welsh mountains. Many branches have sprung out of this root, which are now like the cedars in Lebanon, exceedingly high; so that the heavenly wind shakes them so powerfully, that the seed is carried to a great distance.
What to read after History of the Welsh Baptists, From the Year Sixty-Three to the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred And Seventy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, J. (Jonathan), 1786?-1846 to read onlineMoreLess
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