Pro Slavery Overthrown And the True Principles of Abolitionism Declared Or a S
Pro Slavery Overthrown And the True Principles of Abolitionism Declared Or a S
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But the term ^oyXo-; when used to signify the service of a slave is usually connected with, such adjuncts as to render the meaning quite evident. In many instances the term indicative of service just as clearly points out slave service as if the term were used which is significant of the slave's condition. From the frequent allusions by our Saviour to the subject of slavery, and from the man- ner, in which those allusions are made it must be quite evident that he lived among a slaveholding peop...le. Yet in all the four Gospels there is not a record made that he spake a word against the institution of sla. Very as such. This is singular, if slavery is the greatest sin of which men can be truiltv. And if it is necessary as some think, to turn the world up side down to eradicate the evil. How shall we account for our blessed Sa- viour's silence on this subject? We have LECTURE IV. (j\> been told that no man can be a christian un- less he lifts up his voice like a trumpet, and renders his indignant and burning testimony against all, who are in any way connected with the institution of slavery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the term ^oyXo-; when used to signify the service of a slave is usually connected with, such adjuncts as to render the meaning quite evident. In many instances the term indicative of service just as clearly points out slave service as if the term were used which is significant of the slave's condition. From the frequent allusions by our Saviour to the subject of slavery, and from the man- ner, in which those allusions are made it must be quite evident that he lived among a slaveholding peop...le. Yet in all the four Gospels there is not a record made that he spake a word against the institution of sla. Very as such. This is singular, if slavery is the greatest sin of which men can be truiltv. And if it is necessary as some think, to turn the world up side down to eradicate the evil. How shall we account for our blessed Sa- viour's silence on this subject? We have LECTURE IV. (j\> been told that no man can be a christian un- less he lifts up his voice like a trumpet, and renders his indignant and burning testimony against all, who are in any way connected with the institution of slavery.
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