Memorials of Robert Smith Candlish, D.D. : Minister of St. George's Free Church, And Principal of the New College, Edinburgh
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Gibson proposed instead of a letter a deputation, and Mr. C.
Brown and Dr. Buchanan proceeded to Mr. Bennie's house to convey to him from us an expression of regret, and that we had considered the unpleasant manifestation as very partial. But Dr. Candlish assured us it was very general. When the deputation returned, they reported the deep Avound inflicted on Mr. Bennie and his family, his gratitude for this expression of the Convocation's re- gard, and their hope that no further evil Avould fol...low.
Dr. CHAL^fERS proceeded to expatiate at length on the prospects of the Church, in the event of a separation from the State Endow- ments. The design of this was not to overpersuade or overbear men, but to lighten the pressure of the present temptation.
He said he was full of hope, his confidence was not on the multitude of great things, but the multitude of small things, in the mites of the millions.
The product of a penny a week from every family in Scotland is £100,000 a year. This affords an income of £200 a year to 500 ministers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gibson proposed instead of a letter a deputation, and Mr. C.
Brown and Dr. Buchanan proceeded to Mr. Bennie's house to convey to him from us an expression of regret, and that we had considered the unpleasant manifestation as very partial. But Dr. Candlish assured us it was very general. When the deputation returned, they reported the deep Avound inflicted on Mr. Bennie and his family, his gratitude for this expression of the Convocation's re- gard, and their hope that no further evil Avould fol...low.
Dr. CHAL^fERS proceeded to expatiate at length on the prospects of the Church, in the event of a separation from the State Endow- ments. The design of this was not to overpersuade or overbear men, but to lighten the pressure of the present temptation.
He said he was full of hope, his confidence was not on the multitude of great things, but the multitude of small things, in the mites of the millions.
The product of a penny a week from every family in Scotland is £100,000 a year. This affords an income of £200 a year to 500 ministers.
What to read after Memorials of Robert Smith Candlish, D.D. : Minister of St. George's Free Church, And Principal of the New College, Edinburgh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Rainy to read onlineMoreLess
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