The Erskines
The Erskines
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'May 7, 1738. — Afternoon my colleague fell upon the Secession before his close, alleging that, though the defection in Israel was universal, yet Caleb and Joshua went not out from them, and that we were to wait upon God, who had other ways of delivering His Church than some thought of. This was very uneasy to me, and obliged me in the evening exercise to say something on that subject. This was a trial I did not just now expect, after some former exercise and assistance the Lord afforded. No do...ubt matters are coming to an extremity in the Church. May the Lord pity, help, and guide, and mercifully over-rule !
'Dec. 1738. — My circumstances with my colleague are trying; he differing from our way of testifying, and some leaving him, and his crying out against them. ' The difficulty, it will be noted, was that the Dunfermline people wished to leave Wardlaw. Ralph and the Session strove to prevent this, which would involve an open rup- ture, and for two years — till 1739 — they succeeded, yet only by caution and self-control.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'May 7, 1738. — Afternoon my colleague fell upon the Secession before his close, alleging that, though the defection in Israel was universal, yet Caleb and Joshua went not out from them, and that we were to wait upon God, who had other ways of delivering His Church than some thought of. This was very uneasy to me, and obliged me in the evening exercise to say something on that subject. This was a trial I did not just now expect, after some former exercise and assistance the Lord afforded. No do...ubt matters are coming to an extremity in the Church. May the Lord pity, help, and guide, and mercifully over-rule !
'Dec. 1738. — My circumstances with my colleague are trying; he differing from our way of testifying, and some leaving him, and his crying out against them. ' The difficulty, it will be noted, was that the Dunfermline people wished to leave Wardlaw. Ralph and the Session strove to prevent this, which would involve an open rup- ture, and for two years — till 1739 — they succeeded, yet only by caution and self-control.
What to read after The Erskines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander R Alexander Robertson Macewen to read onlineMoreLess
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