Universalism in America a History volume 1
Universalism in America a History volume 1
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You were preaching in Bachelor's Hall. No consideration would have induced me to have come within a mile of the place ; and had I met you in the street, I should not have conceived it could have been you, except I had found you with the cloven foot, and with horns. But now how peaceful to myself is the revolution. The Bible is a consistent book, and everything that is excellent it contains. ' " The invitation to Philadelphia must have been highly nattering to Mr. Murray, and the compensation of...fered was exceedingly tempting, being equal to, if not in excess of, the salary received by any minister in the country. It was more than five times the amount which he was receiving in New England. Writing from Gloucester, in April, 1790, he said: " I have five dollars per week in Boston, and three in this place. " Dr. Benjamin Kush, whose conversation Mrs. Murray records, was, it seems hardly necessary to say, one of the most eminent men of his time. Born of Calvinistic parents at Bristol, Penn.
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You were preaching in Bachelor's Hall. No consideration would have induced me to have come within a mile of the place ; and had I met you in the street, I should not have conceived it could have been you, except I had found you with the cloven foot, and with horns. But now how peaceful to myself is the revolution. The Bible is a consistent book, and everything that is excellent it contains. ' " The invitation to Philadelphia must have been highly nattering to Mr. Murray, and the compensation of...fered was exceedingly tempting, being equal to, if not in excess of, the salary received by any minister in the country. It was more than five times the amount which he was receiving in New England. Writing from Gloucester, in April, 1790, he said: " I have five dollars per week in Boston, and three in this place. " Dr. Benjamin Kush, whose conversation Mrs. Murray records, was, it seems hardly necessary to say, one of the most eminent men of his time. Born of Calvinistic parents at Bristol, Penn.
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