Two Discourses Delivered to the 2 Presbyterian Society in Newburyport
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Let us then assist the brave, generous defenders of our country, who are vindicating our rights, and redressing our wrongs. Let us, 1 say, assist them by prayer and fervent cries, for prayer has ever proved a povrerful weapoii. '\f it overcomes God, it certainly will overcome men. Thus, while the hand of Moses was upheld by the prayer of Aaron and Hurr, he prevailed in the battle against Amalek. And it is promised, that e. Ie such, shall chace a thou- sand, and two, put ten thousand to flight. ...Thus Jehosaphat, after he had proclaimed a fast, when a great multitude came against him, ad- dresses God in prayer : O, our God, wilt thou not judge them, for wc ^ave no might against this great company, which cometh against uii neither know we what to do, but our eyes are upon thee. And when they began to sing, and to praise, the Lord routed their enemies, with a great slaughter. 2. Let us encourage ourselves in the Lord, from the nature of the en- emy we are now engaged with. In our infancy, we humbled their pride, and chained to the chariot wheels of our triumph, two of their most celebrated generals ; one of which boasted on the floor of Parlia- ment, that with 300G men, he would march in triumph, from one end of our continent to the other.
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Let us then assist the brave, generous defenders of our country, who are vindicating our rights, and redressing our wrongs. Let us, 1 say, assist them by prayer and fervent cries, for prayer has ever proved a povrerful weapoii. '\f it overcomes God, it certainly will overcome men. Thus, while the hand of Moses was upheld by the prayer of Aaron and Hurr, he prevailed in the battle against Amalek. And it is promised, that e. Ie such, shall chace a thou- sand, and two, put ten thousand to flight. ...Thus Jehosaphat, after he had proclaimed a fast, when a great multitude came against him, ad- dresses God in prayer : O, our God, wilt thou not judge them, for wc ^ave no might against this great company, which cometh against uii neither know we what to do, but our eyes are upon thee. And when they began to sing, and to praise, the Lord routed their enemies, with a great slaughter. 2. Let us encourage ourselves in the Lord, from the nature of the en- emy we are now engaged with. In our infancy, we humbled their pride, and chained to the chariot wheels of our triumph, two of their most celebrated generals ; one of which boasted on the floor of Parlia- ment, that with 300G men, he would march in triumph, from one end of our continent to the other.
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