Memoir of Rev John Moore With Selections From His Correspondence And Other Wr
Memoir of Rev John Moore With Selections From His Correspondence And Other Wr
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There are some societies, even now, which would be glad to settle for life certain ministers ; and there may be ministers who would accept such an offer, if it came from the right quarter, and, withal, accompanied with proper stipulations. And, really, a society that should enter into such an engagement with a good man and good minister would not need the pity of anybody. If it should be satisfied with the man of its choice, as it would most likely be before closing the arrangement, it would no...t live in con- stant fear lest some rival society should entice him away ; and he would not be apprehensive that a majority might vote against him at the next annual meeting because he had preached one or two exceptionable sermons, or had vis- ited too much or too little. And, then, there is something so sacred in the friendship which a minister generally forms with his people, that it seems almost sinful to dis- solve the connection which produced it. If we were to go back and live our ministerial life over again, we would abide by the first settlement, if we could, as the best course for minister and people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are some societies, even now, which would be glad to settle for life certain ministers ; and there may be ministers who would accept such an offer, if it came from the right quarter, and, withal, accompanied with proper stipulations. And, really, a society that should enter into such an engagement with a good man and good minister would not need the pity of anybody. If it should be satisfied with the man of its choice, as it would most likely be before closing the arrangement, it would no...t live in con- stant fear lest some rival society should entice him away ; and he would not be apprehensive that a majority might vote against him at the next annual meeting because he had preached one or two exceptionable sermons, or had vis- ited too much or too little. And, then, there is something so sacred in the friendship which a minister generally forms with his people, that it seems almost sinful to dis- solve the connection which produced it. If we were to go back and live our ministerial life over again, we would abide by the first settlement, if we could, as the best course for minister and people.
What to read after Memoir of Rev John Moore With Selections From His Correspondence And Other Wr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John G John Greenleaf Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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