The Spiritual World
The Spiritual World
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" How this Declaration of Indulgence was welcomed and utilised throughout the country let any one read ' Jeremy Collier, An Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain^ edit. 1852, vol. Viii. , p. 454.
NEEDS OF TO-DAY for himself in Sylvester's Reliquicz BaxteriancB or in Orme's Memoirs of Oiveu.
One immediate and not unimportant effect of this Declaration was the foundation of this Lectureship by the contributions of Merchants of this City of London. Not without pathos, for instance, Richard Baxte...r tells us : " The 19th of November, my baptism day, was the first day, after ten years' silence, that I preached in a tolerated church or assembly : some Merchants set up a Tuesday Lecture in London, to be kept by six ministers, at Pinner's Hall, allowing them twenty shillings a piece each sermon, of whom they chose me to be one. " ^ As far as I can discover, the original purpose of this Lectureship was threefold : namely, in the first place, to show the substantial unity among Nonconformists in doctrine and practice ; in the second place, to support the doctrines of the Reformation against the prevailing errors of Popery ; and, in the third place, to expose the errors of Socinians and Infidels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How this Declaration of Indulgence was welcomed and utilised throughout the country let any one read ' Jeremy Collier, An Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain^ edit. 1852, vol. Viii. , p. 454.
NEEDS OF TO-DAY for himself in Sylvester's Reliquicz BaxteriancB or in Orme's Memoirs of Oiveu.
One immediate and not unimportant effect of this Declaration was the foundation of this Lectureship by the contributions of Merchants of this City of London. Not without pathos, for instance, Richard Baxte...r tells us : " The 19th of November, my baptism day, was the first day, after ten years' silence, that I preached in a tolerated church or assembly : some Merchants set up a Tuesday Lecture in London, to be kept by six ministers, at Pinner's Hall, allowing them twenty shillings a piece each sermon, of whom they chose me to be one. " ^ As far as I can discover, the original purpose of this Lectureship was threefold : namely, in the first place, to show the substantial unity among Nonconformists in doctrine and practice ; in the second place, to support the doctrines of the Reformation against the prevailing errors of Popery ; and, in the third place, to expose the errors of Socinians and Infidels.
What to read after The Spiritual World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Cave to read onlineMoreLess
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