Discourse of Rev Mr Carey
Discourse of Rev Mr Carey
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How humbly did he acknowledge that a higher than any human will di'ected the affairs of tho nation, regarding himself as the mere in- strument of that will. In speaking of successes with what unaffected humility and faith did he ascribe the glory of them to God in 'he words, "No human counsel bath devised, nor hath anv mortal worked out these great things. They are the pre- cious gifts of the most High God, who, while dealing with us in angt-r for our sins, has nevertheless remembered mercy. " ...And what memorable, immortal wi-rds are those of his last message, in which he recognizes the justice of G )d in bringing upo'i us the war as a punishment for the sin of slave- ry, and declares that the judgments of th-- Lord are true and righteous altogether. The pious heart of the nation was touch- ed by his request to he prayed for as he was leaving his home for, the seat of Gov- ernment. In the bfginning of his work be recogoiz'd his dependence on G 'd li
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How humbly did he acknowledge that a higher than any human will di'ected the affairs of tho nation, regarding himself as the mere in- strument of that will. In speaking of successes with what unaffected humility and faith did he ascribe the glory of them to God in 'he words, "No human counsel bath devised, nor hath anv mortal worked out these great things. They are the pre- cious gifts of the most High God, who, while dealing with us in angt-r for our sins, has nevertheless remembered mercy. " ...And what memorable, immortal wi-rds are those of his last message, in which he recognizes the justice of G )d in bringing upo'i us the war as a punishment for the sin of slave- ry, and declares that the judgments of th-- Lord are true and righteous altogether. The pious heart of the nation was touch- ed by his request to he prayed for as he was leaving his home for, the seat of Gov- ernment. In the bfginning of his work be recogoiz'd his dependence on G 'd li
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