One Hundred And Twenty Nine Letters From the Rev. John Newton ..

Newton, John, 1725-1807

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He is on tip-toes to see Newport.
Having two students in hand, the money will soon begin to be collected, and new subscriptions applied for.
And thus the business into which we were providen- tially and, unexpectedly led to engage, is at length coming to maturity. I trust the hand of the Lord is in it, and that his blessing will forward it. The character of the two first students appears to me a favourable omen. I do not expect any two can be proposed who will be more likely to do honour to the... undertaking. I shall be often with you in spirit, rejoicing in beholding your order and proficiency.
What a comfort to think that as we are by office teachers, so it is our privilege to be learners and pupils under the great Doctor and Head of the church, of whom it may well be said, There is none teacheth like him ! What a dunce should I have proved under any other instructor !
Nay, with all the advantages I have, I am a poor creature still. How long in learning a single lesson from him ! And then, how often and quickly do I forget, and have to learn it over again !

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