The Methodist Review
The Methodist Review
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And cheerful to endear.
If we our passions thus eentrotoJ, No discord shall we find j No darkness shall surround the soul, No vapours so unkind.
But pure celestial light divine, WiB bless us with ks rays; And uncreated beams sliall shine, Throughout our peaceful days.
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-For the Methodist Magazine* OM THE NECESSITY AND DUTY Of EVANGELIZING THE ABORIGINES OF AMERICA.
A SERMON ON PSALM U. 8.
\ (Condoled from page 320. ) H* We ...will now inquire into the means necessary to effect this very desirable object.
1. It has been God's ordinary method from the begirt ning, to evangelize mankind by a living ministry. " The Gospel,' 5 saith St. Paul, " is the power of God unto salvation, to every one that believeth." Wherever the Gospel is preached in the pow- er and demonstration of the Spirit, it always produces more or less effect. All other means that are used, are no farther effec- tual, than they are used in subserviency to the grand purposes of the living ministry of God's holy word* But, in order to obviate the difficulties which have heretofore originated from the misconduct of some who have gone among these people, men must be selected, not only of approved abil- ities as ministers, but of irreproachable character and conduct as Christians — Men in whose hearts dwells that love of God which kindles an ardent desire for the salvation of those to whom they preach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And cheerful to endear.
If we our passions thus eentrotoJ, No discord shall we find j No darkness shall surround the soul, No vapours so unkind.
But pure celestial light divine, WiB bless us with ks rays; And uncreated beams sliall shine, Throughout our peaceful days.
It. fork, Aug. IB, im C »RQjnaasviiLS2.
tJofanxiv.25.
THE at$» Divinity.
-For the Methodist Magazine* OM THE NECESSITY AND DUTY Of EVANGELIZING THE ABORIGINES OF AMERICA.
A SERMON ON PSALM U. 8.
\ (Condoled from page 320. ) H* We ...will now inquire into the means necessary to effect this very desirable object.
1. It has been God's ordinary method from the begirt ning, to evangelize mankind by a living ministry. " The Gospel,' 5 saith St. Paul, " is the power of God unto salvation, to every one that believeth." Wherever the Gospel is preached in the pow- er and demonstration of the Spirit, it always produces more or less effect. All other means that are used, are no farther effec- tual, than they are used in subserviency to the grand purposes of the living ministry of God's holy word* But, in order to obviate the difficulties which have heretofore originated from the misconduct of some who have gone among these people, men must be selected, not only of approved abil- ities as ministers, but of irreproachable character and conduct as Christians — Men in whose hearts dwells that love of God which kindles an ardent desire for the salvation of those to whom they preach.
What to read after The Methodist Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Thomas, 1769-1851, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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