The Seven Golden Odes of Pagan Arabia, Known Also As the Moallakat
The Seven Golden Odes of Pagan Arabia, Known Also As the Moallakat
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Thofe who in fuch a cafe for- fake their parifh-Church, to attend on the miniftry, not of a diflenting teacher, but of fome other clergy- man belonging to the national Church, have been fometimes perhaps too feverely cenfured for the prac- tice. For, though thofe are juftly to be blamed who ' having itching ears* are feeking to gratify their tafte for eloquence, and to exercife their critical fkill, or who are a6luated by a wanton love of variety, it would furely be going too for to fay that no... circum- ftances can juftify thofe who in finglenefs of heart are anxioufly feeking fpiritual inftruftion for reforting to the expedient in queftion." Digitized by Google 1 04 Of the Service of God felf as pure/ as I can find it in any other Church. And though it is poflible I may hear a neater and more elegant Sermon there, yet befides that I do not think there is fo much Religion, properly fo called, in * '* If it be only a deficiency in the edifying incul- cation of Gofpel truths that is complained of (by thole who are tempted to refort to the miniftry of fome other than their parochial Paftor); for this evil, lamentable as it certainly is, our Church has provided the beft remedy that the cafe will admit, both in the public reading of the Scriptures themfelves, and alfo in a Liturgy fo framed as not only to be agreeable to the general tenor of the Gofpel, but likewife to in- culcate its leading doftrines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thofe who in fuch a cafe for- fake their parifh-Church, to attend on the miniftry, not of a diflenting teacher, but of fome other clergy- man belonging to the national Church, have been fometimes perhaps too feverely cenfured for the prac- tice. For, though thofe are juftly to be blamed who ' having itching ears* are feeking to gratify their tafte for eloquence, and to exercife their critical fkill, or who are a6luated by a wanton love of variety, it would furely be going too for to fay that no... circum- ftances can juftify thofe who in finglenefs of heart are anxioufly feeking fpiritual inftruftion for reforting to the expedient in queftion." Digitized by Google 1 04 Of the Service of God felf as pure/ as I can find it in any other Church. And though it is poflible I may hear a neater and more elegant Sermon there, yet befides that I do not think there is fo much Religion, properly fo called, in * '* If it be only a deficiency in the edifying incul- cation of Gofpel truths that is complained of (by thole who are tempted to refort to the miniftry of fome other than their parochial Paftor); for this evil, lamentable as it certainly is, our Church has provided the beft remedy that the cafe will admit, both in the public reading of the Scriptures themfelves, and alfo in a Liturgy fo framed as not only to be agreeable to the general tenor of the Gofpel, but likewife to in- culcate its leading doftrines.
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