Sermon Preached the Last Sabbath of 1843 : At Stafford, Conn., Dec. 31st
Sermon Preached the Last Sabbath of 1843 : At Stafford, Conn., Dec. 31st
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In the meeting-house that stood on the corner north of this, now laying in ashes by the hand of an incendiary, and in which most of us have often Worshipped, he preached about thirty-two years, or till his death.
The history of that sanctuary is fraught with interest to the elders of this congregation. Their fathers nobly undertook that enterprise in troublous times, having entered upon it just in the beginning of the nation's conflict with Great Britain, in 1775, * Collections in the hands of ...Rev. Wm. Ely, East Hampton, Mass.
t Mr. Payne and Mr. Colton were graduates of Yale College ; Mr. Willard of Harvard.
t In 1761, a second society was set off, by the name of West Stafford.
8 the year before the Declaration of Independence. They, might, therefore, say with David, "In trouble have we prepared for the house of the Lord." Their numbers were drafted for soldiers, and their light incomes taxed to aid in sustaining the expense of war. Yet they perseveringjy went forward, all at the work, and each man building "over against his own house."* It was a matter of principle with them to erect a sanctuary, that they and their children might be unembarrassed worshippers of Jehovah of hosts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the meeting-house that stood on the corner north of this, now laying in ashes by the hand of an incendiary, and in which most of us have often Worshipped, he preached about thirty-two years, or till his death.
The history of that sanctuary is fraught with interest to the elders of this congregation. Their fathers nobly undertook that enterprise in troublous times, having entered upon it just in the beginning of the nation's conflict with Great Britain, in 1775, * Collections in the hands of ...Rev. Wm. Ely, East Hampton, Mass.
t Mr. Payne and Mr. Colton were graduates of Yale College ; Mr. Willard of Harvard.
t In 1761, a second society was set off, by the name of West Stafford.
8 the year before the Declaration of Independence. They, might, therefore, say with David, "In trouble have we prepared for the house of the Lord." Their numbers were drafted for soldiers, and their light incomes taxed to aid in sustaining the expense of war. Yet they perseveringjy went forward, all at the work, and each man building "over against his own house."* It was a matter of principle with them to erect a sanctuary, that they and their children might be unembarrassed worshippers of Jehovah of hosts.
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