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inform * Patrl -itrat ^ cr *« mpoir £ « h&d reached Jerusalem that be tatight th * e Jews , who lived * in other countries , to forsake Mosfevto l&y ksk-te circumcision and tho Jewish customs , and they advise
fyim to shew the falsity of this report by Ms own conformity to the law in a public manner , that the Jews inight be convinced that wfcat they haci been informed concerning his conduct in the above
Hiattters wias nothing , that it was without &ny foundation : with this advicfe Paul actually com * plied * ' How is this conduct of James and the elders , but especially of Paul ; himself > to be re-
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Aiaf . I . Sermons , with appro * priatje Prayers annexid , by the late Rcty . Theophilus Linctsey , ffl . A . formerly Felloxo 6 f St . Join ' s College , Cambridge ^ and JFoiinder of the Congregation in Essex + Strcet ) Strand . In two volumes- 8 vo . London-Sprinted
for Jos . Johnson $ r Co . ' VoL I . pp . 518 . vol . II . 540 . The portrait which meets our eyes , on opening the formex * of these volumes ^ is not a more striking image of the author ' s countenance , than the sermons are of his mind and character .
With great force and truth ' it w-as * aid of liis discourses * that ' for t | ieijr importance ^ they \ might Kave claimed the attention of a Locke or a Newton , and for their
simplicity might have been addressed to children . " In reading them , yie Kave no leisure or in * 47
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conciied with veracity , if Paul had actually taurht the Jewish Christians- to forsake Moses , and lay aside circumcision ? Might Hot the Jews beebme the true disciples of Christ without foiiaking JVf oses , and discontinuing ; circum *
cision ? Was not this realiv the case with thousands in the apostolic age , and even with respect to the apostles themselves ? If this was not wrong while the apostles lived ,
could it become wrong afterwards ? If any of your respectable correspondents will answer tbe above inquiries ^ they wiH much oblige A IiOVfcR & $ TRXfEH *
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clination to dwell on points which are roerely verbal . We appear to ourselves to see and heir the preacher in every page , and are in doubt whether to admire , most the extent *\ nd accuracy of his
knowledge of the scriptures , his easy and happy manner of applying it to purposes of devotion and virtue , his enlightened and fervent piety , of his earnest , yet well regulatfed solicitude for the immortal
interests of men . The spirit which animates these fine lessons of truth and duty , must have found its reward in far other and higher praise than human approbation : they
come from the heart ; they speak directly to the heart—and this consideration bestows on them a , charm which they could not hays gained from the most splendid ex * t ^ rn al ornaments .
Mr . Lindsey ' s discoura ^ being *' - cfctefty expositions of portions of the New Testament , witK $ uc 6 a
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fte&i&w * ' *—Lintiseys Sermon ? * 41
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MTtlsZ , FLEAS ' B TO PRAISE , TBT 2 * OT AFRAID TO BEiAMS . ^—* P 0 P&
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1811, page 41, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2412/page/41/
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