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^ The name was changed in 1638, on account of the founding of the college in 1636.
* In 1644, by the grant of Shawshin.
' Thomas Hooker (1586-1647), fellow of Emmanuel and lecturer at Chelms- ford, fled from persecution to New England, and became one of the chief of the New England divines, of tendencies more liberal than those of Cotton and Wil- son. In 1636 he and his colleague Stone took a leading part in the great migra- 1633] OF SIGNS SAVIOUR IN NEW ENGLAND 91 Thy Golden Tongue and Pen Chr...ist caus'd to be The blazing of his golden truths profound, Thou sorry worme, its Christ wrought this in thee; What Christ hath wrought must needs be very sound. Then looke one [on] Hookers workes, they follow him To Grave, this worthy resteth there a while: Die shall he not that hath Christs warrier bin; Much lesse Christs Truth, eleer'd by his peoples toile. Thou Angell bright, by Christ for light now made, Throughout the World as seasoning salt to be, Although in dust thy body mouldering fade, Thy Head's in Heaven, and hath a crown for thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ The name was changed in 1638, on account of the founding of the college in 1636.
* In 1644, by the grant of Shawshin.
' Thomas Hooker (1586-1647), fellow of Emmanuel and lecturer at Chelms- ford, fled from persecution to New England, and became one of the chief of the New England divines, of tendencies more liberal than those of Cotton and Wil- son. In 1636 he and his colleague Stone took a leading part in the great migra- 1633] OF SIGNS SAVIOUR IN NEW ENGLAND 91 Thy Golden Tongue and Pen Chr...ist caus'd to be The blazing of his golden truths profound, Thou sorry worme, its Christ wrought this in thee; What Christ hath wrought must needs be very sound. Then looke one [on] Hookers workes, they follow him To Grave, this worthy resteth there a while: Die shall he not that hath Christs warrier bin; Much lesse Christs Truth, eleer'd by his peoples toile. Thou Angell bright, by Christ for light now made, Throughout the World as seasoning salt to be, Although in dust thy body mouldering fade, Thy Head's in Heaven, and hath a crown for thee.
What to read after Johnsons Wonder Working Providence 1628 1651?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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