Man Stealing And Slavery Denounced By the Presbyterian And Methodist Churches
Man Stealing And Slavery Denounced By the Presbyterian And Methodist Churches
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' There is only one condition i3viously required of those who desire ad- ission into these societies, a desire to flee m the wrath to come, and to be saved m their sins. But wherever this is really ^ed in the soul, it will be shown by its jiits. It is therefore expected of all who ntinue therein, that they should continue [evidence their desire of salvation, by doiu^r I: harm, by avoiding evil of every kind, es- jcially that which is most generally ])rac- led, such as — ' the bw/his; and sellin...g of pi, ivomen or children, with an intention to filave them. '' jFrom this doctrine it follows ; that the bthodist Episcopal Church do formally iDw, that no slaveholders ever did evan- ilically desire to ' flee from the wrath to jme, and to be saved from their sins. ' Thus ; Presbyterian Assemblies and the Meth- ist Conferences exactly agree in the ah- tact. The former declare, that all slave- Iders are ' sinners of the first rank, and iilty of the highest kind of theft' — and the jter affirm, that from his sins he never liad llesire to be saved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' There is only one condition i3viously required of those who desire ad- ission into these societies, a desire to flee m the wrath to come, and to be saved m their sins. But wherever this is really ^ed in the soul, it will be shown by its jiits. It is therefore expected of all who ntinue therein, that they should continue [evidence their desire of salvation, by doiu^r I: harm, by avoiding evil of every kind, es- jcially that which is most generally ])rac- led, such as — ' the bw/his; and sellin...g of pi, ivomen or children, with an intention to filave them. '' jFrom this doctrine it follows ; that the bthodist Episcopal Church do formally iDw, that no slaveholders ever did evan- ilically desire to ' flee from the wrath to jme, and to be saved from their sins. ' Thus ; Presbyterian Assemblies and the Meth- ist Conferences exactly agree in the ah- tact. The former declare, that all slave- Iders are ' sinners of the first rank, and iilty of the highest kind of theft' — and the jter affirm, that from his sins he never liad llesire to be saved.
What to read after Man Stealing And Slavery Denounced By the Presbyterian And Methodist Churches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bourne to read onlineMoreLess
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