The Early Fathers of the Reformed Church in the United States
The Early Fathers of the Reformed Church in the United States
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We have in this father an illustration of a life of quiet activity in the Master's work so quiet that he is apt to be overlooked. And yet it is the quiet, average pastor that does the most of God's work in his church. Mr. Leydich's life is also specially interesting to us, because it covers a large part of the history of the Coetus. He came about the beginning of the Coetus (in 1748) and lived until a few years before its close, dying in 1784. He is an illustration of the first long pastorate i...n the Church, lasting nearly forty years (Boehm being the only one before him, and his pastorate lasted only twenty-three years). But his life is also interesting, because in its events and vicissitudes it reflects the changing scenes of the ordinary Reformed minister of more than a century ago.
Mr. Leydich's birthplace is unknown, but the date of his birth is given as April 28, 1715. His literary and theological studies were pursued in Europe, and he was ordained there. But we know almost nothing of him until he appears at Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have in this father an illustration of a life of quiet activity in the Master's work so quiet that he is apt to be overlooked. And yet it is the quiet, average pastor that does the most of God's work in his church. Mr. Leydich's life is also specially interesting to us, because it covers a large part of the history of the Coetus. He came about the beginning of the Coetus (in 1748) and lived until a few years before its close, dying in 1784. He is an illustration of the first long pastorate i...n the Church, lasting nearly forty years (Boehm being the only one before him, and his pastorate lasted only twenty-three years). But his life is also interesting, because in its events and vicissitudes it reflects the changing scenes of the ordinary Reformed minister of more than a century ago.
Mr. Leydich's birthplace is unknown, but the date of his birth is given as April 28, 1715. His literary and theological studies were pursued in Europe, and he was ordained there. But we know almost nothing of him until he appears at Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James I James Isaac Good to read onlineMoreLess
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