A History of the Presbyterian Church in America From Its Origin Until the Year 1
A History of the Presbyterian Church in America From Its Origin Until the Year 1
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f Stiles's MSS. , Yale College.
J Philadelphia Newspaper.
^ Morgan Edwards.
DAVID COWELL. 443 rational piety ; with a proneness to anger, which was forgotten in his placableness and affability. Davies speaks of him to Cowell as "our learned friend. " 1 DAVID COWELL WAS born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, in 1704, graduated at Harvard in 1732, and came as a licentiate to Trenton, N. J. , in 1736.
Trenton, which had formed a part of Hopewell, asked Phila- delphia Presbytery, in September, 1734, to... provide them a minister. In the next fall, Cowell began his labours there. On his receiving a call, * the presbytery examined him on his religious principles, and sentiments, heard him preach from Rom. Iii. 25, and, after a sermon by Andrews, ordained him, November 3, 1736.
A debate was maintained between him and Gilbert Tennent on, a most important matter: namely, Whether a motive, to which the natural man is susceptible, a regard to what he sees to be on the whole most for his interest, is acceptable with God when it leads one to embrace Christ's salvation and God's service?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
f Stiles's MSS. , Yale College.
J Philadelphia Newspaper.
^ Morgan Edwards.
DAVID COWELL. 443 rational piety ; with a proneness to anger, which was forgotten in his placableness and affability. Davies speaks of him to Cowell as "our learned friend. " 1 DAVID COWELL WAS born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, in 1704, graduated at Harvard in 1732, and came as a licentiate to Trenton, N. J. , in 1736.
Trenton, which had formed a part of Hopewell, asked Phila- delphia Presbytery, in September, 1734, to... provide them a minister. In the next fall, Cowell began his labours there. On his receiving a call, * the presbytery examined him on his religious principles, and sentiments, heard him preach from Rom. Iii. 25, and, after a sermon by Andrews, ordained him, November 3, 1736.
A debate was maintained between him and Gilbert Tennent on, a most important matter: namely, Whether a motive, to which the natural man is susceptible, a regard to what he sees to be on the whole most for his interest, is acceptable with God when it leads one to embrace Christ's salvation and God's service?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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