Memoirs of the Life of the Rev George Whitlfield in Which Every Circumsta
Memoirs of the Life of the Rev George Whitlfield in Which Every Circumsta
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Samuel Davies (afterwards prefident of the college of New Jerfey) being licenfed, was fettled over a congregation j and the religious concern fo increafed, that One congrega- tion Was multiplied to feven. There was now ah agreeable profped that thefe good people would have the fame privileges fccured to them, which dilTenting proteftants enjoy at home (c). Auguft 6. He fet out from Edinburgh for LofU doriy in order to embark a fourth time for America, He had thrown up much blood iri Edinburgh \... but the journey he was now upon had a good effe6l in recovering him from that illnefs : and as he went along, he was much refrefhed with the accounts he received of the happy fruits of his miniftry at *' particular knowledge, efpecially by the number of *' new communicants. — Mention might be made of the *' great number of minifters in Scotland^ that employed *' him, and of the many affectionate letters he received *^ from them, of which there were a good many printed *' both in the London and Glajgow Weekly Hiftories, *' froiti fome of the moft eminent men in the Church, " who had employed him to preach in their pulpits, and " continued fo to do, when opportunity offered ; ex- *' cept in the Prefbytery of Edinburgh ; and even there, " the Magiftrates always allowed him a Church ta *' preach in, every time he came.
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Samuel Davies (afterwards prefident of the college of New Jerfey) being licenfed, was fettled over a congregation j and the religious concern fo increafed, that One congrega- tion Was multiplied to feven. There was now ah agreeable profped that thefe good people would have the fame privileges fccured to them, which dilTenting proteftants enjoy at home (c). Auguft 6. He fet out from Edinburgh for LofU doriy in order to embark a fourth time for America, He had thrown up much blood iri Edinburgh \... but the journey he was now upon had a good effe6l in recovering him from that illnefs : and as he went along, he was much refrefhed with the accounts he received of the happy fruits of his miniftry at *' particular knowledge, efpecially by the number of *' new communicants. — Mention might be made of the *' great number of minifters in Scotland^ that employed *' him, and of the many affectionate letters he received *^ from them, of which there were a good many printed *' both in the London and Glajgow Weekly Hiftories, *' froiti fome of the moft eminent men in the Church, " who had employed him to preach in their pulpits, and " continued fo to do, when opportunity offered ; ex- *' cept in the Prefbytery of Edinburgh ; and even there, " the Magiftrates always allowed him a Church ta *' preach in, every time he came.
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