The First Church Orange N J One Hundred And Fiftieth Anniversary November 2
The First Church Orange N J One Hundred And Fiftieth Anniversary November 2
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, ) It has a life that winter cannot kill. While summer heat new juices doth distill : And if it will not thus consent to grow, — I But I forbear : the Mountain church you know Tried it full long — but failed to make it go. If there be friends of this old Order here.
POEM. 123 I trust their duty lias been made so clear That here and now their grafting may begin, While we are waiting to receive them in !
Look now, my friends, behold with thankful eyes, The Mountain Temple of the Lord arise !
No ...skillful Architect had drawn his plan — No estimates had skillful builders made ; No keen trustees been set the work to scan, Or borrow money in the Marts of Trade ; The ladies had not even held a fair To buy the carpets and the pulpit chair, Or named committee, say of three or five, To fan their funds and keep the flame alive When men refused to give, and that outright. As trade was dull and money very tight : But rare Old Pieuson, type of those who wrought The work of God, because they knew they ought, Nor stopped to parley, wasting half their day In frequent asking if the work would jjay ; — He and his friends on holy purpose bent, Their little skill and cheerful labor sjient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ) It has a life that winter cannot kill. While summer heat new juices doth distill : And if it will not thus consent to grow, — I But I forbear : the Mountain church you know Tried it full long — but failed to make it go. If there be friends of this old Order here.
POEM. 123 I trust their duty lias been made so clear That here and now their grafting may begin, While we are waiting to receive them in !
Look now, my friends, behold with thankful eyes, The Mountain Temple of the Lord arise !
No ...skillful Architect had drawn his plan — No estimates had skillful builders made ; No keen trustees been set the work to scan, Or borrow money in the Marts of Trade ; The ladies had not even held a fair To buy the carpets and the pulpit chair, Or named committee, say of three or five, To fan their funds and keep the flame alive When men refused to give, and that outright. As trade was dull and money very tight : But rare Old Pieuson, type of those who wrought The work of God, because they knew they ought, Nor stopped to parley, wasting half their day In frequent asking if the work would jjay ; — He and his friends on holy purpose bent, Their little skill and cheerful labor sjient.
What to read after The First Church Orange N J One Hundred And Fiftieth Anniversary November 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nj First Presbyterian Church Orange to read onlineMoreLess
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