Life of the Rev William Tennent Formerly Pastor of the Presbyterian Church At
Life of the Rev William Tennent Formerly Pastor of the Presbyterian Church At
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His friend had just returned from church, and the intermission was but half an hour. Mr. Tennent was requested to preach, and with great difficulty consented, as 50 LIFE OF THE he wished to proceed on his journey. At church the people were surprised to see a preacher wholly unknown to them, and entirely unexpected, ascend the pulpit. His whole appearance, in a travelling dress, covered with dust, wearing an old-fashioned, large wig, discolored like his clothes, and a long, ^ meagre visage, enga...ged their attention, and excited their curiosity. On his ris- ing up, instead of beginning to pray, as was the usual practice, he looked around the congregation with a piercing eye and earnest attention, and, after a minute's profound silence, he addressed them with great solemnity in the fol- lowing words : " My beloved brethren ! I am told you have come here to-day to fast and pray ; a very good work REV. W. TENNENT. 51 indeed, provided you have come here with a sincere desire to glorify God thereby ; but if your design is merely to comply with a customary practice, or with the wish of your church offi- cers, you are guilty of the greatest fol- ly imaginable, as you had much better have staid at home, and earned your three shillings and sixpence.
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His friend had just returned from church, and the intermission was but half an hour. Mr. Tennent was requested to preach, and with great difficulty consented, as 50 LIFE OF THE he wished to proceed on his journey. At church the people were surprised to see a preacher wholly unknown to them, and entirely unexpected, ascend the pulpit. His whole appearance, in a travelling dress, covered with dust, wearing an old-fashioned, large wig, discolored like his clothes, and a long, ^ meagre visage, enga...ged their attention, and excited their curiosity. On his ris- ing up, instead of beginning to pray, as was the usual practice, he looked around the congregation with a piercing eye and earnest attention, and, after a minute's profound silence, he addressed them with great solemnity in the fol- lowing words : " My beloved brethren ! I am told you have come here to-day to fast and pray ; a very good work REV. W. TENNENT. 51 indeed, provided you have come here with a sincere desire to glorify God thereby ; but if your design is merely to comply with a customary practice, or with the wish of your church offi- cers, you are guilty of the greatest fol- ly imaginable, as you had much better have staid at home, and earned your three shillings and sixpence.
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