Pesky Problems for Positive Preachers
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We want YOU to either accept it or come to our services at any time you care to, and without notifying us, if you wish to thus safeguard yourself.
"Remember, Dr. Brougher, this is sent in the best spirit and with the kindliest feelings, but with A BURN- ING DESIRE FOR THE TRUTH. What say you? We await with interest your reply! As President of the church, I personally extend you this invitation, and expect you to take action of some kind at once. Let me know just where you stand. Surely the trut...h cannot hurt you. Sincerely yours, James McGregor Beatty. " On February 4, 1920, I received the following letter from Temple Baptist Church: "My dear Mr. Beatty. Your letter of January 28 came duly to hand. Dr. Brougher is away on a three weeks' vacation. He wanted me to say that he would be glad to accept your invita- tion (he does not say which one), if it were not for the fact that he is far too busy at present. Thanking you for the courtesy of the invitation, most sincerely, Henry Miles Cook" (Secy, to Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We want YOU to either accept it or come to our services at any time you care to, and without notifying us, if you wish to thus safeguard yourself.
"Remember, Dr. Brougher, this is sent in the best spirit and with the kindliest feelings, but with A BURN- ING DESIRE FOR THE TRUTH. What say you? We await with interest your reply! As President of the church, I personally extend you this invitation, and expect you to take action of some kind at once. Let me know just where you stand. Surely the trut...h cannot hurt you. Sincerely yours, James McGregor Beatty. " On February 4, 1920, I received the following letter from Temple Baptist Church: "My dear Mr. Beatty. Your letter of January 28 came duly to hand. Dr. Brougher is away on a three weeks' vacation. He wanted me to say that he would be glad to accept your invita- tion (he does not say which one), if it were not for the fact that he is far too busy at present. Thanking you for the courtesy of the invitation, most sincerely, Henry Miles Cook" (Secy, to Dr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mcgregor Beatty to read onlineMoreLess
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