Sermons
Sermons
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He undertakes and exe- fcutes any public fundion, to which his ftatioii rerlders him liable. He pays hi» taj^eb'j in gcfneral, with hotiefty. But there fe one particular tax, which he cannot be peifuadfed to difchiarge. He ackriowledgts that tfee tax is equitable and proper ; and .that he is lawfully called upon to pay iti He IS again and again entreated to pay it.
He h reminded that he owes that tax to his country : that to refufe payment is to i^ebel againft the laws and to refift his right- ...ful governors : that, if he perfifts in the liefufal, juftice muft^ take its courfe againft him. Solicitations and arguments are loft Vol. II. Q^ upon 2Z& On tin Neccfity ^ upon him. He wilfully perfevercs ^witb Qptf eyes in refufing to difcharge the de«- snand which he confeffes to be juft. ^I^ this man a good fubjed ? What if he ihould.
fay to you ; " I obey all the other law^ ; *'. and therefore I may gratify myfelf in dif-^ f*. obedience to this. one law ?" — ^*VAI1 the *'laws of the land,** you would rcply^ "reft on the fame authority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He undertakes and exe- fcutes any public fundion, to which his ftatioii rerlders him liable. He pays hi» taj^eb'j in gcfneral, with hotiefty. But there fe one particular tax, which he cannot be peifuadfed to difchiarge. He ackriowledgts that tfee tax is equitable and proper ; and .that he is lawfully called upon to pay iti He IS again and again entreated to pay it.
He h reminded that he owes that tax to his country : that to refufe payment is to i^ebel againft the laws and to refift his right- ...ful governors : that, if he perfifts in the liefufal, juftice muft^ take its courfe againft him. Solicitations and arguments are loft Vol. II. Q^ upon 2Z& On tin Neccfity ^ upon him. He wilfully perfevercs ^witb Qptf eyes in refufing to difcharge the de«- snand which he confeffes to be juft. ^I^ this man a good fubjed ? What if he ihould.
fay to you ; " I obey all the other law^ ; *'. and therefore I may gratify myfelf in dif-^ f*. obedience to this. one law ?" — ^*VAI1 the *'laws of the land,** you would rcply^ "reft on the fame authority.
What to read after Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Gisborne to read onlineMoreLess
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