Chronicon Ephratense a History of the Community of Seventh Day Baptists At Eph
Chronicon Ephratense a History of the Community of Seventh Day Baptists At Eph
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But all this did not satisfy him, for he was still in his exaltation and not yet humbled; he wanted to have all this absolutely in his possession, but that could not be. His domineer- ing was so easily detected, that once he and another Solitary Brother, G. A. Martin, had a violent alterca- tion on their journey, and the Prior told him: "You will have a wife within three years;" he was answered, "And you will not be in Ephrata after three years, " which was easy for him to prophecy, knowing the... Prior's affairs, and this was exa(5lly fulfilled to both of them. All this is not mentioned in order to derogate from the Prior's personality, for there are thousands who have been converted and do not get into such a dangerous position as he occupied at the time; even the Superintendent acknowledged that God stood in debt to the Prior, for he was dragged as by the hair to his office.
All these things were very sad to the Prior, and had to be bewailed, especially when he considered how tenderly he had loved his spiritual Father when still an ordinary Brother, so that he would have given his life for him at any time, and how happy he had been while he was still a hermit and sought to win the grace of God by watching, fasting and prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But all this did not satisfy him, for he was still in his exaltation and not yet humbled; he wanted to have all this absolutely in his possession, but that could not be. His domineer- ing was so easily detected, that once he and another Solitary Brother, G. A. Martin, had a violent alterca- tion on their journey, and the Prior told him: "You will have a wife within three years;" he was answered, "And you will not be in Ephrata after three years, " which was easy for him to prophecy, knowing the... Prior's affairs, and this was exa(5lly fulfilled to both of them. All this is not mentioned in order to derogate from the Prior's personality, for there are thousands who have been converted and do not get into such a dangerous position as he occupied at the time; even the Superintendent acknowledged that God stood in debt to the Prior, for he was dragged as by the hair to his office.
All these things were very sad to the Prior, and had to be bewailed, especially when he considered how tenderly he had loved his spiritual Father when still an ordinary Brother, so that he would have given his life for him at any time, and how happy he had been while he was still a hermit and sought to win the grace of God by watching, fasting and prayer.
What to read after Chronicon Ephratense a History of the Community of Seventh Day Baptists At Eph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brother Lamech to read onlineMoreLess
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