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xj. X. f I Pet. ii. 2r.
( 159 ) an argument for the patient bearing of afflic* tions, for which he was himfelf fo eminently diftinguifhed. Let us not, therefore, he inftrumental in giving unnecefFary occalion of offence to our brethren, whatever may be their religious faith ; nor impatient ourfelves when our faith may be arraigned, or our mofl confcientious practices condemned.
But to return more immediately to our in- quiry. The paflages produced to prove that our lord himfelf did not join in ...public or ibcial worihip are thofe which mention his going " into the mountain apart to pray, and ** being there alone* ;" his ** meeting his ** difciples at Gethfemane, and telling them ** to fit down, while he went and prayed ** (yonder) elfewhere-f* ; his withdrawing " himfelf into the wildernefs, and praying f ;" his " going out into a mountain to pray, and " .continuing all night in prayer to God § ;" his ** praying alone while his difciples were *' with him ||." In all thefe inftances, the premifes are Co fimilar, that the fpirit of the conclufion to be drawn * Matt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
xj. X. f I Pet. ii. 2r.
( 159 ) an argument for the patient bearing of afflic* tions, for which he was himfelf fo eminently diftinguifhed. Let us not, therefore, he inftrumental in giving unnecefFary occalion of offence to our brethren, whatever may be their religious faith ; nor impatient ourfelves when our faith may be arraigned, or our mofl confcientious practices condemned.
But to return more immediately to our in- quiry. The paflages produced to prove that our lord himfelf did not join in ...public or ibcial worihip are thofe which mention his going " into the mountain apart to pray, and ** being there alone* ;" his ** meeting his ** difciples at Gethfemane, and telling them ** to fit down, while he went and prayed ** (yonder) elfewhere-f* ; his withdrawing " himfelf into the wildernefs, and praying f ;" his " going out into a mountain to pray, and " .continuing all night in prayer to God § ;" his ** praying alone while his difciples were *' with him ||." In all thefe inftances, the premifes are Co fimilar, that the fpirit of the conclufion to be drawn * Matt.
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