Master Hathornes Family a Story of the Early Boston Baptists
Master Hathornes Family a Story of the Early Boston Baptists
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" He said he had feared for some time that I was suffering from some such cause as this, 2?0 MASTER HATHORNE'S FAMILY.
and so he was not surprised that I now came to him with my story. And, moreover, he said he was perplexed how to answer me or help me out of my difficulty, for he was little better able to fully understand the way of truth than I. Then for the first time he told me of a long conversation he had with Paul a few days ago, in which he learned more of the Baptist doc trine than he ...had ever known before, and he advised me to ask Mary whatever questions might occur to me from time to time, that the way to the truth might become as plain and easy as possible. Particularly he urged me to let no worldly considerations influence me in deciding for myself. However much I might desire to avoid injuring the feelings of our dear parents ; however much the claims of all our kindred might force themselves upon my attention ; and even though I might be called upon to sacrifice personal peace and happiness in the future, it was my duty, he said, to allow no observation to be slighted, no argument or consideration to be passed by that could assist in leading me to the right conclusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He said he had feared for some time that I was suffering from some such cause as this, 2?0 MASTER HATHORNE'S FAMILY.
and so he was not surprised that I now came to him with my story. And, moreover, he said he was perplexed how to answer me or help me out of my difficulty, for he was little better able to fully understand the way of truth than I. Then for the first time he told me of a long conversation he had with Paul a few days ago, in which he learned more of the Baptist doc trine than he ...had ever known before, and he advised me to ask Mary whatever questions might occur to me from time to time, that the way to the truth might become as plain and easy as possible. Particularly he urged me to let no worldly considerations influence me in deciding for myself. However much I might desire to avoid injuring the feelings of our dear parents ; however much the claims of all our kindred might force themselves upon my attention ; and even though I might be called upon to sacrifice personal peace and happiness in the future, it was my duty, he said, to allow no observation to be slighted, no argument or consideration to be passed by that could assist in leading me to the right conclusion.
What to read after Master Hathornes Family a Story of the Early Boston Baptists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George E George Edmands Merrill to read onlineMoreLess
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