Memoirs of the Life of the Reverend George Whitefield M a Late Chaplain to Th
Memoirs of the Life of the Reverend George Whitefield M a Late Chaplain to Th
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Some- thing pafled about taking two of their brethren with him to England, to lettle Prcfbytery there •, and then with two more, to go and fettle Prelby- tery in America. But he aflced, Suppofe a num- ber of Independents fliould come, and declare, that after the greateft fearch, they were convinced that Independency was the right Church Govern- ment, and would difturb no body, if tolerated ; fhould they be tolerated ? They aniwe. '-ed, No. — - Soon after this the company broke up. And Mr. M- pr...eached upon //". Xxi. 11, 12. " Watchman, " what of the night ? &c. " And took occafion to declaim ftrongly againft the Ceremonies of the Church of England, and to argue (jj, " That one " v/ho held Communion with that Church, or '' with the backnidden Church of Scotland, could " not be an Inftrument of Reformation. " The (s) '* I attended ; but the good man fo fpent himfclf *' in the former part of his fermon, in talking againft *' prelacy, the Common Prayer-Book, the Turpi ice, the *' role in the hat, and fuch like externals ; that when *' he came to the latter part of his text, to invite poor *' fmners to 'J''fns ChriJ}, his breath was fogone, that he *' could fcarce be heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some- thing pafled about taking two of their brethren with him to England, to lettle Prcfbytery there •, and then with two more, to go and fettle Prelby- tery in America. But he aflced, Suppofe a num- ber of Independents fliould come, and declare, that after the greateft fearch, they were convinced that Independency was the right Church Govern- ment, and would difturb no body, if tolerated ; fhould they be tolerated ? They aniwe. '-ed, No. — - Soon after this the company broke up. And Mr. M- pr...eached upon //". Xxi. 11, 12. " Watchman, " what of the night ? &c. " And took occafion to declaim ftrongly againft the Ceremonies of the Church of England, and to argue (jj, " That one " v/ho held Communion with that Church, or '' with the backnidden Church of Scotland, could " not be an Inftrument of Reformation. " The (s) '* I attended ; but the good man fo fpent himfclf *' in the former part of his fermon, in talking againft *' prelacy, the Common Prayer-Book, the Turpi ice, the *' role in the hat, and fuch like externals ; that when *' he came to the latter part of his text, to invite poor *' fmners to 'J''fns ChriJ}, his breath was fogone, that he *' could fcarce be heard.
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