The Journal of Thomas Chalkley to Which is Annexed a Span Classsearchterm
The Journal of Thomas Chalkley to Which is Annexed a Span Classsearchterm
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While a friend was praying b) him, he was broken into icnderness.
Here the afore said friends pari^ed from me ; I cross- ing the river Delaware to Philade!})hia, and so home to Frankfort. I was at ten meetings in this journey, be- sides the yearly meeting at Salem, and travelled about one hundred and fifty miles ; but travelling was jjainful to my body; for now^ I more and more felt the effects of many old falls and bruises, which much disabled and, hurt me in riding.
In the fourth month I was ...at divers meetings about or near home, as at Fair-hill, Germantown, and at a meet- ing at Thomas Roberts' ; also was at Philadelphia meet- THE JOURNAL OF THOMAS CHALKLEY. 2f85 uig. In the beginning; of the fifth month, I visited friends meetings at Darby, Merion, and Haverford ; at the last place, the meeting was large, and very open ; wherein the mighty power of God was exalted over all and it was plainly manifested, that if there was any virtue, or any good gift or genius in the creature, it derived its excellency from the Creator ; and that man, in his best capacity, in either natural or spiritual attainments, hath no cause to boast or glory in any thing or things, which he, as an instrument in the divine hand, might help to do or perform ; wherefore we ought to humble ourselves under the mighty hand of God, attributing no glory to self, or the creature ; but all glory and praise to the Creator, who is in and over all blessed forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While a friend was praying b) him, he was broken into icnderness.
Here the afore said friends pari^ed from me ; I cross- ing the river Delaware to Philade!})hia, and so home to Frankfort. I was at ten meetings in this journey, be- sides the yearly meeting at Salem, and travelled about one hundred and fifty miles ; but travelling was jjainful to my body; for now^ I more and more felt the effects of many old falls and bruises, which much disabled and, hurt me in riding.
In the fourth month I was ...at divers meetings about or near home, as at Fair-hill, Germantown, and at a meet- ing at Thomas Roberts' ; also was at Philadelphia meet- THE JOURNAL OF THOMAS CHALKLEY. 2f85 uig. In the beginning; of the fifth month, I visited friends meetings at Darby, Merion, and Haverford ; at the last place, the meeting was large, and very open ; wherein the mighty power of God was exalted over all and it was plainly manifested, that if there was any virtue, or any good gift or genius in the creature, it derived its excellency from the Creator ; and that man, in his best capacity, in either natural or spiritual attainments, hath no cause to boast or glory in any thing or things, which he, as an instrument in the divine hand, might help to do or perform ; wherefore we ought to humble ourselves under the mighty hand of God, attributing no glory to self, or the creature ; but all glory and praise to the Creator, who is in and over all blessed forever.
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