Holding Fast the Faithful Word a Sermon Delivered in the Second Presbyterian
Holding Fast the Faithful Word a Sermon Delivered in the Second Presbyterian
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While, on the one hand, they cordially act upon the principles of their union, and circulate the general publications which they have agreed in form- ing, ' through every part of the land ; on the other.
24 each party is no less bound, by an implied pledge, lo be diligent in instructing its own population, and especially its own children and young people, in its own peculiar views of truth and order. If this be not done, either many discerning and zealous indi- viduals, of each denomination, wi...ll withdraw from the Union, as not faithfully executed, and as adapted, ultimately, to deceive and ensnare : or, the next generation will grow up in a great measure unin- doctrinated ; or, to speak in the most guarded terms, very far from being instructed in theological truth in that accurate and discriminating manner which the enlightened guardians of " the household of faith" know to be important.
Under this impression, if I could speak to every Presbyterian Minister and Church in the United States, it would be in the following language — If you desire to see different denominations of Christians more and more united in affection and effort ; if you wish well to the great Institutions of pious benevo- lence, round which, and in behalf of which the fol- lowers of Christ, of different names, are rallying with holy zeal ; if you wish them to remain, and to be- come more and more, great public blessings ; — if you desire to see them firmly sustained by public senti- ment, and adapted to answer public expectation ; nay, if you do not wish to find them cheating your- selves and your children into comparative ignorance, or, at least, superficiality, in Christian doctrine ; — watch over the Sabbath Schools, and the Bible Classes in your respective congregations with intense interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While, on the one hand, they cordially act upon the principles of their union, and circulate the general publications which they have agreed in form- ing, ' through every part of the land ; on the other.
24 each party is no less bound, by an implied pledge, lo be diligent in instructing its own population, and especially its own children and young people, in its own peculiar views of truth and order. If this be not done, either many discerning and zealous indi- viduals, of each denomination, wi...ll withdraw from the Union, as not faithfully executed, and as adapted, ultimately, to deceive and ensnare : or, the next generation will grow up in a great measure unin- doctrinated ; or, to speak in the most guarded terms, very far from being instructed in theological truth in that accurate and discriminating manner which the enlightened guardians of " the household of faith" know to be important.
Under this impression, if I could speak to every Presbyterian Minister and Church in the United States, it would be in the following language — If you desire to see different denominations of Christians more and more united in affection and effort ; if you wish well to the great Institutions of pious benevo- lence, round which, and in behalf of which the fol- lowers of Christ, of different names, are rallying with holy zeal ; if you wish them to remain, and to be- come more and more, great public blessings ; — if you desire to see them firmly sustained by public senti- ment, and adapted to answer public expectation ; nay, if you do not wish to find them cheating your- selves and your children into comparative ignorance, or, at least, superficiality, in Christian doctrine ; — watch over the Sabbath Schools, and the Bible Classes in your respective congregations with intense interest.
What to read after Holding Fast the Faithful Word a Sermon Delivered in the Second Presbyterian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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