Two Discourses Containing the History of the Old North And New Brick Churches U
Two Discourses Containing the History of the Old North And New Brick Churches U
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So that, while our places of publick worship are as fully and seriously attended, and the purposes of Christianity in ordinary life as well accomplished, the table of the Lord witnesses a thinner attendance, * and more of our children grow up without baptism. It is undoubtedly a bet- ter understanding of the nature of our Lord's kingdom, which elevates the spirit above the form. But why will not men learn, that they may avoid one extreme without rushing to * Though I speak here in general terms..., I refer particularly to this church ; for I am not able to decide how far it may be warranted as a general remark. I know myself of many exceptions. To take for exam- ple the church in West Boston ; it appears from a sermon lately published by the pastor, that the admissions to that church for the last sixteen years have been twenty on an average ; which is equal to the best days of the Mathers.
36 the other ? When will they feel the force of that admonition of our blessed Lord — These ought ye to have done^ and not to have left the other undone ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So that, while our places of publick worship are as fully and seriously attended, and the purposes of Christianity in ordinary life as well accomplished, the table of the Lord witnesses a thinner attendance, * and more of our children grow up without baptism. It is undoubtedly a bet- ter understanding of the nature of our Lord's kingdom, which elevates the spirit above the form. But why will not men learn, that they may avoid one extreme without rushing to * Though I speak here in general terms..., I refer particularly to this church ; for I am not able to decide how far it may be warranted as a general remark. I know myself of many exceptions. To take for exam- ple the church in West Boston ; it appears from a sermon lately published by the pastor, that the admissions to that church for the last sixteen years have been twenty on an average ; which is equal to the best days of the Mathers.
36 the other ? When will they feel the force of that admonition of our blessed Lord — These ought ye to have done^ and not to have left the other undone ?
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