The History of St. John's Church, Elizabeth Town, New Jersey, From the Year 1703 to the Present Time
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Harrison could not possibly attend us with that constancy and frequency as our zeal for the honour of God and the salvation of our Souls could wish or desire we applied ourselves to Mr.
Yaughan and entreated he would join with us in giving an invitation to the Reverend Beach of New- town in Connecticut Colony to give us a visit and he did accordingly write to him with us to come amongst us. This he highly gratified us in, visited the people, had several conferences and disputations, preached se...veral excellent sermons and discourses, administered the Sacraments of Baptisms and the Lord's Supper, and added to the Church such as should be saved ; and gave such universal satisfaction by his sweet behaviour, agreeable conversation and great humanity that we with one consent gave him an invitation to be our Pastor and no less than one hundred and twenty-eight persons declared themselves to be well affected to the Church of England, which from a small beginning like a grain of mustard-seed is now grown to a large tree, wanting nothing but a due cultivation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harrison could not possibly attend us with that constancy and frequency as our zeal for the honour of God and the salvation of our Souls could wish or desire we applied ourselves to Mr.
Yaughan and entreated he would join with us in giving an invitation to the Reverend Beach of New- town in Connecticut Colony to give us a visit and he did accordingly write to him with us to come amongst us. This he highly gratified us in, visited the people, had several conferences and disputations, preached se...veral excellent sermons and discourses, administered the Sacraments of Baptisms and the Lord's Supper, and added to the Church such as should be saved ; and gave such universal satisfaction by his sweet behaviour, agreeable conversation and great humanity that we with one consent gave him an invitation to be our Pastor and no less than one hundred and twenty-eight persons declared themselves to be well affected to the Church of England, which from a small beginning like a grain of mustard-seed is now grown to a large tree, wanting nothing but a due cultivation.
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