Letter of Merle Daubigne D D
Letter of Merle Daubigne D D
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(1 Cor. 12: 13. ) "There is neither bond nor free, but Christ is all and in all. " (Col. 3 : 11. ) Such being the teaching of the Scriptures, do you not think with us, beloved brethren, that these principles suppress the spirit of Slavery, and only leave its name and appearance ? Do you not beheve that since God, our conmion Father, bestows the tender sympathies of his LETTER OF MERLE D'AUBIGNE, D. D. 5 love equally upon the slave and the free, we then* breth- ren can not refuse the precious bo...on of liberty to those who are dej^rived of it ? If Christ has made them free, shall not %ce free them also ? Christianity in general did not lay violent or unprudent hands on civil institutions, but spread its principles everywhere, and gave precepts to all men, the application of which was gradually to bring about the suppression of all abuses.
These considerations are important ; but, we repeat, what particularly induces us to make an appeal to your consciences, is the system of laws, manifestly opposed to the precepts of Christianity, with which several of your States have been obliged to burden their legislation, in order to maintain Slavery in the midst of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1 Cor. 12: 13. ) "There is neither bond nor free, but Christ is all and in all. " (Col. 3 : 11. ) Such being the teaching of the Scriptures, do you not think with us, beloved brethren, that these principles suppress the spirit of Slavery, and only leave its name and appearance ? Do you not beheve that since God, our conmion Father, bestows the tender sympathies of his LETTER OF MERLE D'AUBIGNE, D. D. 5 love equally upon the slave and the free, we then* breth- ren can not refuse the precious bo...on of liberty to those who are dej^rived of it ? If Christ has made them free, shall not %ce free them also ? Christianity in general did not lay violent or unprudent hands on civil institutions, but spread its principles everywhere, and gave precepts to all men, the application of which was gradually to bring about the suppression of all abuses.
These considerations are important ; but, we repeat, what particularly induces us to make an appeal to your consciences, is the system of laws, manifestly opposed to the precepts of Christianity, with which several of your States have been obliged to burden their legislation, in order to maintain Slavery in the midst of you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Henri Merle Daubign to read onlineMoreLess
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