Memoir of David Hale, Late Editor of the Journal of Commerce
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Bishop Beveridge, in commenting upon Matthew xviii., tells the laity, if any one trespass against them they must tell it to the clergy. The Pres- byterian Church directs the same thing to be told to the ses.sion, a body of ruling elders, charged with the spiritual government of the congregation. Plan of Gov., ch. x. § G. Are we not com- manded by CJhrist, if a brother trespass against us, to take certain steps to gain him, and if those fail, to "tell it to the church?" Of the design of our Lord... to establish what should be empha- tically a social rdiyion, "a fellowship" or "communion of saints," " there can be," says Archbishop Whately, " I think, no 328 THE CONGREGATIONAL POLITY.
.doubt in the mind of any reflecting reader of our sacred books.
Besides our Lord's general promise of ' coming into and dwelling in any man who should love him and keep his sayings,' there is a distinct promise also of an especial presence in any assembly, even if ' two or tliree are gathered together in his name.' Besides the general promises made to prayer — to the prayer of the indi- vidual 'in the closet,' there is a distinct promise also to 'those who shall agree together touching something they shall ask.' And it is in conformity with His own institution that Christians have ever since celebrated what they designate as emphatically the cominunion, by meeting together to break bread in commemora- tion of His redemption of his people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bishop Beveridge, in commenting upon Matthew xviii., tells the laity, if any one trespass against them they must tell it to the clergy. The Pres- byterian Church directs the same thing to be told to the ses.sion, a body of ruling elders, charged with the spiritual government of the congregation. Plan of Gov., ch. x. § G. Are we not com- manded by CJhrist, if a brother trespass against us, to take certain steps to gain him, and if those fail, to "tell it to the church?" Of the design of our Lord... to establish what should be empha- tically a social rdiyion, "a fellowship" or "communion of saints," " there can be," says Archbishop Whately, " I think, no 328 THE CONGREGATIONAL POLITY.
.doubt in the mind of any reflecting reader of our sacred books.
Besides our Lord's general promise of ' coming into and dwelling in any man who should love him and keep his sayings,' there is a distinct promise also of an especial presence in any assembly, even if ' two or tliree are gathered together in his name.' Besides the general promises made to prayer — to the prayer of the indi- vidual 'in the closet,' there is a distinct promise also to 'those who shall agree together touching something they shall ask.' And it is in conformity with His own institution that Christians have ever since celebrated what they designate as emphatically the cominunion, by meeting together to break bread in commemora- tion of His redemption of his people.
What to read after Memoir of David Hale, Late Editor of the Journal of Commerce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, Joseph Parrish, 1819-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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