The Christian's Magazine 4
The Christian's Magazine 4
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His; too, was a zeal ^' accord- ing (6 knowled^/' He magnaaimoasly spmrned the seducdons <» a licentious court, and lodged al^ temately in thecdttage of a lonely widow and in the wiMernessf. He reproved, and cbuvicted of idolatry, the corrupt piiesthood of the age, and revived the knowledge of the true Ood in Israel. He raised, his voice against the proiigacy and cruelty of the king and«queen, until the throne itsdf did tremUe; Ahab was confounded ; and the abandoned Jezebel became implacable. By the judgments which he denounced, and the plans which he advocated, under divine inspiration, a revolution was accomplished in the kingdom in fitvour of righteousness. His trans- ~ lation to heaven, without passing through the grave f »fal. IT. 5. ■''•*5ifdtoftt xi. 14. 478 THE CHRISTIAN'S MAGAZINE. is sufficicDt proof that God bad accepted his labours on earth. . If John resembled Elijah in bis absttaence from the pleasures of sense, be resembled him still more in magnanimity. In intellect wd zeal, it is suffici« ent to aay, He was a hurtling and a shimng light.
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His; too, was a zeal ^' accord- ing (6 knowled^/' He magnaaimoasly spmrned the seducdons <» a licentious court, and lodged al^ temately in thecdttage of a lonely widow and in the wiMernessf. He reproved, and cbuvicted of idolatry, the corrupt piiesthood of the age, and revived the knowledge of the true Ood in Israel. He raised, his voice against the proiigacy and cruelty of the king and«queen, until the throne itsdf did tremUe; Ahab was confounded ; and the abandoned Jezebel became implacable. By the judgments which he denounced, and the plans which he advocated, under divine inspiration, a revolution was accomplished in the kingdom in fitvour of righteousness. His trans- ~ lation to heaven, without passing through the grave f »fal. IT. 5. ■''•*5ifdtoftt xi. 14. 478 THE CHRISTIAN'S MAGAZINE. is sufficicDt proof that God bad accepted his labours on earth. . If John resembled Elijah in bis absttaence from the pleasures of sense, be resembled him still more in magnanimity. In intellect wd zeal, it is suffici« ent to aay, He was a hurtling and a shimng light.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, John M. (John Mitchell), 1770-1829 to read online
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