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Reiietv .- ^ -Hints on Evangelical Preaching . 4 l > £
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EXPLANATION OF THE 2 d . BOOK OF KINGS , VI . 25 .
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As the following explanation of a passage in scripture was new to me , and may be so to many of your readers , perhaps you may think it worthy of a place in your Monthly Repository . Dr . Smith , president of the
Lmnean Society , in a lecture on botany at the Royal Institution , mentioned , that the roots of the
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Art . I . Hints ta the Public and the Legislature on the Nature and Effect of Evangelical Preaching . By p , Barrister * Pan II * 8 vo . pp . 198 . Johnson . 1808 .
The Barrister ' s " Hints" have been much read , and have of course excited much discussion .
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plant Prmthogalum unibellatum ^ common star of Bethlehem , are eatable when boiled , and much used as food in the Levant , and are the doves' * dung which was sold so dear during the siege of Samaria , as related in the 2 d , Book of Kings , eh . 6 , v . 25 . L . R . I .
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The Evangelical ot Cdviftfcti ^ party are o roused , aftd tbeir vociferous abuse of the author be *
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the eucharistic institution was his mediatorial , and perhaps his last mediatorial law ; and must it not be supposed that this , lik « all his other mediatorial institutes ,
referred not to his individual and private interests and concerns , but solely and exclusively to the honour of God and the welfare and everlasting happiness of man ? To have ordained the religious
commemoration ( that is to say the religious worship ) of himself , separately from or conjointly with the worship of Almighty God , would have been the injunction of direct and gross Anti-Unitarianism , or mediatorial idolatry ; an injunction which cannot be
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admitted to have come from Je * sus Christ , because it was totally incongruous with his principles and conduct from bis earliest
youth to the day of his death . While the message , and not the messenger of divine benevo * lence and mercy , is the comme * morable object ordained by th £ eucharislic law , any direct obli *
gation on Christians to cornme * morate Jesus Christ personally or individually in the eucharistic rite is totally inadmissible ; and con * cerning every such obligation , one individual explicitly declares that —Credat ^ quicunque credit vet crediderity nunquam £ ^ o . — -
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€ i 1 TILL PLEAS E D TO PRAISK , TET NOT AFRAID TO B 4 AMg . POF * .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1808, page 499, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2396/page/43/
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