Recollections of Sixty Three Years of Methodist Life
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A form of Bequest to the Society's funds was this year settled upon by the Committee, after the opinion of counsel had been obtained upon the subject. The learned counsel consulted was Mr. Eichard Matthews, of the Temple, who had at various times rendered good service by his advice.
At the Annual Meeting, Dr. Duff, the grand Indian missionary, made a noble speech, which elicited loud and prolonged cheers. The Eev. E. D. Griffith also pleaded earnestly for two hundred millions ...of our fellow-subjects in India.
Later on in the year, Mr. Lawry in his Journals gives a letter from King George to him, part of which is too good to withhold. " Mr. Lawry, the good which I have received through the Christian religion is, that I know the truth of the gospel, and its preciousness and value to my soul. I have received the forgiveness of my sins, and am justified by the blood of Christ. God has adopted 64 METHODIST RECOLLECTIONS me as His son, and made my soul anew. I have a hope beyond death, because of Christ.
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A form of Bequest to the Society's funds was this year settled upon by the Committee, after the opinion of counsel had been obtained upon the subject. The learned counsel consulted was Mr. Eichard Matthews, of the Temple, who had at various times rendered good service by his advice.
At the Annual Meeting, Dr. Duff, the grand Indian missionary, made a noble speech, which elicited loud and prolonged cheers. The Eev. E. D. Griffith also pleaded earnestly for two hundred millions ...of our fellow-subjects in India.
Later on in the year, Mr. Lawry in his Journals gives a letter from King George to him, part of which is too good to withhold. " Mr. Lawry, the good which I have received through the Christian religion is, that I know the truth of the gospel, and its preciousness and value to my soul. I have received the forgiveness of my sins, and am justified by the blood of Christ. God has adopted 64 METHODIST RECOLLECTIONS me as His son, and made my soul anew. I have a hope beyond death, because of Christ.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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