Makers of Methodism
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I had stood before his pulpits ; I had seen his books, his ring, his chairs ; but never before had I looked upon part of his very self. The skull, which is perfect, clean, and fair, I received, as is the custom, into my hands. Thought and feeling were busy and we gave expression to the sentiments that possessed us, by solemn psalmody and fervent prayer." The Quaker poet, Whittier, has thus sketched in tuneful lines the salient features in the life and character of this great man, and with the q...uotation we close this review of his labors : " Lo ! by the Merrimack Whitefield stands In the temple that never was made by hands — Curtains of azure, and crystal wall.
And dome of the sunshine over all — A homeless pilgrim, with dubious name Blown about on the winds of fame : Now as an angel of blessing classed, And now a mad enthusiast.
Called in his youth to sound and gauge The moral lapse of his race and age, 146 George Whitefield, the Great Evangelist And sharp as truth the contrast draw Of human frailty and perfect law ; Possessed by one dread thought, that lent Its goad to his fiery temperament, Up and down the world he went, A John the Baptist, crying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had stood before his pulpits ; I had seen his books, his ring, his chairs ; but never before had I looked upon part of his very self. The skull, which is perfect, clean, and fair, I received, as is the custom, into my hands. Thought and feeling were busy and we gave expression to the sentiments that possessed us, by solemn psalmody and fervent prayer." The Quaker poet, Whittier, has thus sketched in tuneful lines the salient features in the life and character of this great man, and with the q...uotation we close this review of his labors : " Lo ! by the Merrimack Whitefield stands In the temple that never was made by hands — Curtains of azure, and crystal wall.
And dome of the sunshine over all — A homeless pilgrim, with dubious name Blown about on the winds of fame : Now as an angel of blessing classed, And now a mad enthusiast.
Called in his youth to sound and gauge The moral lapse of his race and age, 146 George Whitefield, the Great Evangelist And sharp as truth the contrast draw Of human frailty and perfect law ; Possessed by one dread thought, that lent Its goad to his fiery temperament, Up and down the world he went, A John the Baptist, crying.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Withrow to read onlineMoreLess
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