Memoir of William C. Walton, Late Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church in Alexandria, D. C., And of the Free Church in Hartford, Conn
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— This has truly been one of the days of the Son of man. Our church was more crowded than I ever saw it. Brother P. preached his last sermon. At the close there was a pressing forward to request an interest in the prayers of christians, such as I never witnessed before.
The Lord has far exceeded our expectations. He has indeed smiled upon our joint meetings. O for more of His sanctifying grace to fit us for the great work which is now before us. In prayer this evening I felt an unusual desire f...or more holiness, more right feeling. I thought I could say that I hungered and thirsted for righteousness." "During these meetings my children have been much affected, and I have a hope that they are under the saving influence of the Holy Spirit." No more solemn meetings were ever held in that church than those at this period. It would not be proper to quote the description which Walton gave of the preaching or the preachers, for they still live, but in depicting the overpow- ering eloquence of the principal speaker, after alluding to a torrent of feeling which burst from his heart and flowed over the great assembly, he says, "One of his tremendous stamps broke the shade of the pulpit lamp, and it fell and made a great noise, but did not disconcert him at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— This has truly been one of the days of the Son of man. Our church was more crowded than I ever saw it. Brother P. preached his last sermon. At the close there was a pressing forward to request an interest in the prayers of christians, such as I never witnessed before.
The Lord has far exceeded our expectations. He has indeed smiled upon our joint meetings. O for more of His sanctifying grace to fit us for the great work which is now before us. In prayer this evening I felt an unusual desire f...or more holiness, more right feeling. I thought I could say that I hungered and thirsted for righteousness." "During these meetings my children have been much affected, and I have a hope that they are under the saving influence of the Holy Spirit." No more solemn meetings were ever held in that church than those at this period. It would not be proper to quote the description which Walton gave of the preaching or the preachers, for they still live, but in depicting the overpow- ering eloquence of the principal speaker, after alluding to a torrent of feeling which burst from his heart and flowed over the great assembly, he says, "One of his tremendous stamps broke the shade of the pulpit lamp, and it fell and made a great noise, but did not disconcert him at all.
What to read after Memoir of William C. Walton, Late Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church in Alexandria, D. C., And of the Free Church in Hartford, Conn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joshua N Joshua Noble Danforth to read onlineMoreLess
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