The Life And Times of James Ussher, Archbishop of Armagh
The Life And Times of James Ussher, Archbishop of Armagh
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EphrenYs, &c. Later, he writes again (July 2 Qth, 1628): " The books in the Ethiopian 1 Parr's Life of Ussher, p. 39. The general want of missionary enterprise, on behalf of the Roman Catholic population of Ireland, arrested at a later date the attention of the famous Puritan, John Owen. " How is it, " he asks, " that Jesus Christ is in Ireland only as a Lion staining all His garments with the blood of His enemies, and none to hold Him up as a Lamb sprinkled with His own blood, to His friends .... .. .. For my part, I see no further into the mystery of these things, but that I could heartily rejoice that innocent blood being expiated, the Irish might enjoy Ireland so long as the moon endureth, so that Jesus Christ might possess the Irish. "- Sermon before Parliament on the Day of Humiliation, Feb. 28, 1650. 2 Irish Churchmen, at 'least, have every reason to regard the memory of Laud with gratitude. He laboured hard to regain its possessions for the Church. Even a strong Protestant like Fuller writes : " He was a worthy instrument in moving the King to so pious a work.
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EphrenYs, &c. Later, he writes again (July 2 Qth, 1628): " The books in the Ethiopian 1 Parr's Life of Ussher, p. 39. The general want of missionary enterprise, on behalf of the Roman Catholic population of Ireland, arrested at a later date the attention of the famous Puritan, John Owen. " How is it, " he asks, " that Jesus Christ is in Ireland only as a Lion staining all His garments with the blood of His enemies, and none to hold Him up as a Lamb sprinkled with His own blood, to His friends .... .. .. For my part, I see no further into the mystery of these things, but that I could heartily rejoice that innocent blood being expiated, the Irish might enjoy Ireland so long as the moon endureth, so that Jesus Christ might possess the Irish. "- Sermon before Parliament on the Day of Humiliation, Feb. 28, 1650. 2 Irish Churchmen, at 'least, have every reason to regard the memory of Laud with gratitude. He laboured hard to regain its possessions for the Church. Even a strong Protestant like Fuller writes : " He was a worthy instrument in moving the King to so pious a work.
What to read after The Life And Times of James Ussher, Archbishop of Armagh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Anderson Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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