New England's Glory And Crown : a Discourse Delivered At Plymouth, Mass., December 22, 1848
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It never became univer- sal ; for the power of the synod, which recommended it, was only advisory. But a great change was effected ; 25 and, in general, the collision between citizenship and church-membership was really at an end.
Not a few in New England were now ready to write "Ichabod" upon all the pillars of the churches. It has been thought, that such a change would have been impossible, during the lives of the most able and influen- tial of the first generation of ministers. These were no...w nearly all gone, and the residue were just going.
It had become a common remark, it has been said, that the old and tried ministers, and other venerable men, were fast ceasing from the land ; and a frequent lamentation anticipated a most disastrous withering of the hopes, which had been watered with their tears, at the feet of their sympathizing Redeemer and Lord. But the " vine out of Egypt " which had been " planted " among " the heathen," was not thus soon to be forsaken by Him, that " dwelleth between the cherubim." Already it had been " caused to take deep root." " The hills were covered with the shadow of it," and "the boughs thereof were like the goodly cedars." The " hedges " were not " broken down," that " the boar out of the wood " should " waste it," and " the wild beast of the field devour it." The predominant influence in all matters, both of State and Church, was decidedly that of the former generation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It never became univer- sal ; for the power of the synod, which recommended it, was only advisory. But a great change was effected ; 25 and, in general, the collision between citizenship and church-membership was really at an end.
Not a few in New England were now ready to write "Ichabod" upon all the pillars of the churches. It has been thought, that such a change would have been impossible, during the lives of the most able and influen- tial of the first generation of ministers. These were no...w nearly all gone, and the residue were just going.
It had become a common remark, it has been said, that the old and tried ministers, and other venerable men, were fast ceasing from the land ; and a frequent lamentation anticipated a most disastrous withering of the hopes, which had been watered with their tears, at the feet of their sympathizing Redeemer and Lord. But the " vine out of Egypt " which had been " planted " among " the heathen," was not thus soon to be forsaken by Him, that " dwelleth between the cherubim." Already it had been " caused to take deep root." " The hills were covered with the shadow of it," and "the boughs thereof were like the goodly cedars." The " hedges " were not " broken down," that " the boar out of the wood " should " waste it," and " the wild beast of the field devour it." The predominant influence in all matters, both of State and Church, was decidedly that of the former generation.
What to read after New England's Glory And Crown : a Discourse Delivered At Plymouth, Mass., December 22, 1848?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel M Samuel Melanchthon Worcester to read onlineMoreLess
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