Religious Views of Abraham Lincoln
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Why utter these words ?
Why raise the right hand to heaven and swear the solemn oath ? Was it some dim vision of what might come to him through Divine Providence in the unfolding years ? Was it an illumination of the Spirit forecasting for the moment the impending conflict between right and wrong in which he was to take a conspicuous part ? Was it a whisper by a di- vine messenger that he was to be the chosen one to wipe the 'thing' from the earth, and give deliverance to millions of his fellow...men ? Was it not rather the mind and heart and power of God planted deep in the depth of his very being and abiding there with an holy impatience waiting for the clock, of destinv to strike?" ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 21 HEARING REV. PETER AKERS PREACH.
Dr. Akers was one of the most eminent preachers in the Methodist Episcopal Church, during the days when slavery was the great bone of contention. He unsparingly denounced slavery as a sin, and a sin which would receive a merited punishment from God in his own good time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why utter these words ?
Why raise the right hand to heaven and swear the solemn oath ? Was it some dim vision of what might come to him through Divine Providence in the unfolding years ? Was it an illumination of the Spirit forecasting for the moment the impending conflict between right and wrong in which he was to take a conspicuous part ? Was it a whisper by a di- vine messenger that he was to be the chosen one to wipe the 'thing' from the earth, and give deliverance to millions of his fellow...men ? Was it not rather the mind and heart and power of God planted deep in the depth of his very being and abiding there with an holy impatience waiting for the clock, of destinv to strike?" ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 21 HEARING REV. PETER AKERS PREACH.
Dr. Akers was one of the most eminent preachers in the Methodist Episcopal Church, during the days when slavery was the great bone of contention. He unsparingly denounced slavery as a sin, and a sin which would receive a merited punishment from God in his own good time.
What to read after Religious Views of Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orrin Henry Pennell to read onlineMoreLess
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