Letters of Samuel Rutherford
Letters of Samuel Rutherford
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) 1EVEEEND AND WELL-BELOVED BEOTHER IN THE LORD, — I bless the Lord, who hath so wonder- fully stopped the ongoing of that lawless process against you. 2 The Lord reigneth, and has a saving eye upon you and vour ministry ; and, therefore, fear not what men can do. I bless the Lord, that the Irish ministers find employment, and the professors comfort of their ministry. Believe me, I durst not, as I am now disposed, hold an honest brother out of the pulpit. I trust that the Lord will guard you, a...nd hide you in the shadow of His hand. I am not pleased with any that are against you in that.
I see this, that, in prosperity, men's conscience will not start 1 The Earl of Argyle.
2 This is probably an allusion to a threat of the Archbishop of Glasgow, to prosecute Dickson for employing Blair, Livingstone, and Cunningham, after they bar} bs*n silenced and ejected by the Irish prelates.
508 LETTER CCLX. J1637 at small sins ; but if some had been where I have been since I came from you, a little more would have caused their eyes to water, and trouble their peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) 1EVEEEND AND WELL-BELOVED BEOTHER IN THE LORD, — I bless the Lord, who hath so wonder- fully stopped the ongoing of that lawless process against you. 2 The Lord reigneth, and has a saving eye upon you and vour ministry ; and, therefore, fear not what men can do. I bless the Lord, that the Irish ministers find employment, and the professors comfort of their ministry. Believe me, I durst not, as I am now disposed, hold an honest brother out of the pulpit. I trust that the Lord will guard you, a...nd hide you in the shadow of His hand. I am not pleased with any that are against you in that.
I see this, that, in prosperity, men's conscience will not start 1 The Earl of Argyle.
2 This is probably an allusion to a threat of the Archbishop of Glasgow, to prosecute Dickson for employing Blair, Livingstone, and Cunningham, after they bar} bs*n silenced and ejected by the Irish prelates.
508 LETTER CCLX. J1637 at small sins ; but if some had been where I have been since I came from you, a little more would have caused their eyes to water, and trouble their peace.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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