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of the fiery waves when I was there , though I did not , like some , clap my hands for admiration , and take it for the sun shining on Christ's golden palace . ' Liese slept not at all this night ; and the first question she asked of Laura in the morning was , what Martin preached the evening before . Merely on the sin fulness of the violence by which Carlostadius and others had disgraced the Gospel ; and the subject was to be resumed this day . Was there no doctrine ? Little or none ; he preached peace , and therefore dropped his warfare with the Pope for the time . This being fully ascertained , little persuasion was needed to induce Liese to attend his service . When her perturbation on first entering a temple of the reformed faith had somewhat subsided , she became sensibleJJiat portions of the prayers were like an echo of some that had been between herself and her God . Losing the sense of where she was , yielding to the emotions of sympathy with those around her , she , for the first time , called them brethren and sisters in her heart , and no contradiction came from above or from within .
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Two Essays have been added to the three published some time ago under the title of Essays on the Lives of Cowper , Newton , and Heber ; or , an Examination of the Evidence of the Course of Nature being interrupted by the Divine Government . * We notice them as a whole , not only because we have hitherto been silent . on the first publication , but because the five essays have a close connexion with each other , forming the component parts of a fine treatise on the doctrine of an Interruptive Providence . The three first parts of this treatise contain the inferences from facts respecting the tendency of this popular doctrine , and the two last , —on Human Corruption and Divine Grace , and on Nature and Providence , —proceed to apply the principles thus obtained to a more extensive class of facts . The issue is a logical triumph over a wide-wasting superstition ; and since Providence gave us our logic as well as our grace , we conceive that no adversary can gainsay the result without first confuting the logic . No three men ever lived more according to their opinions than those whose names stand in the title . No one will xleny their being fair representatives of the different classes to which they belonged , whatever name is given to each class . Whether the first be called by different parties , the evangelical or the
super-* Essay on Nature and Providence to Communities . Bva . pp . 79 ,
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246 On Nature and Providence to Communities .
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ON NATURE AND PROVIDENCE TO COMMUNITIES *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1832, page 248, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1810/page/32/
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