Letters And Addresses By George Thompson During His Mission in the United State
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The humble, prayerful and believing follower of Christ is the man to wliom we must look. The man who seeks and enjoys the royal privilege of audience with the Deity. The man that grasps the promises, that in Christ are yea and amen to those that believe. The man who looks to rescue, not the slave alone, but the slave's master — to this man we must look. I love the cause in v/hich we are encrajred too well, to wish to see it under the conduct of irreligious, and therefore irrrsponsiblc men. I fe...el little anxiety to enlist the unsanctificd eloquence of the demagouge. I would not make a speech to win a IMPORTANT MEETING. 51 rabble multitude that would cover the spacious o«tir)mon that adorns your city ; but I would weep and plead till midnight, or the blushing of the morn, to gain the right- eous man whose faith, when exerted, grasps omnipotence, and whose effectual fervent prayer would avail to the speedy overthrow of the unhallowed institution.
( 52 ) MR. THOMPSON'S FAST LECTURE.
In these days of slavish servility and malignant preju- dices, we are presented occasionally with some beautiful specimens of christian obedience and courage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The humble, prayerful and believing follower of Christ is the man to wliom we must look. The man who seeks and enjoys the royal privilege of audience with the Deity. The man that grasps the promises, that in Christ are yea and amen to those that believe. The man who looks to rescue, not the slave alone, but the slave's master — to this man we must look. I love the cause in v/hich we are encrajred too well, to wish to see it under the conduct of irreligious, and therefore irrrsponsiblc men. I fe...el little anxiety to enlist the unsanctificd eloquence of the demagouge. I would not make a speech to win a IMPORTANT MEETING. 51 rabble multitude that would cover the spacious o«tir)mon that adorns your city ; but I would weep and plead till midnight, or the blushing of the morn, to gain the right- eous man whose faith, when exerted, grasps omnipotence, and whose effectual fervent prayer would avail to the speedy overthrow of the unhallowed institution.
( 52 ) MR. THOMPSON'S FAST LECTURE.
In these days of slavish servility and malignant preju- dices, we are presented occasionally with some beautiful specimens of christian obedience and courage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, George, 1839-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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