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Iffl ^ ilW ^ l ^ tar ^ attvibii ^ w ^ idi fjfi ^<| 3 « # ? p ^|^ Ny M e&Kvbzii u > J ^ s u ^ t jbe Cttn & % a * he ^ bafagecj biVfcituMion and placey . his ctmdu ' ^ iflflk ^ itid ciiCttmst ^ n ^ e ^ pa&sed j ^ m , jmfancy to manhood , from
lifp to ¦ _ $ eath and experienced a J * e 3 wrrecuo « from the grave . In tb £ afternoon , at Falnroutk ^ I grt § jgUe 4 in ib . e open air , to about 1 QQQ people , cm God's Unity , and the resurrection of man ; shewipg t ^ at ib e JUnity of God , lies at the of
fq u ^ d ^ tioji true leligioH m tJb ) i& life ^ and th ^ t the r ^ surn ction $ 4 th ^ d ^ acb is the foundation of jneligi ^ u ^ liop ^ i respecting the life to Coi ^^ - ^^ JTrw-o . A ugust 12 th , I preacli ^ d in ihfe l ^ igh . crpss court , frpnting St . JSJ ^ ry * s Church , to about 15 Q 0 persons , from Ma , tth ,
pcy . 13 . Every plant which my h ^ aVt ' nty Father hath hot plat ) ted , sfradi be routed op . " 1 shewed that tte doctrines of God * s Unity , and ffeesole religiotis worship of him , tte Father , were doctrines of Je ^ us * s planting by the
appointjiient of heaven , and that every doctrine dpposed to these , wduld fee rooted up » 1 enforced the text by Jesys's example , his being the anointed of the Father , and the ^ nl y Lord in the religious world . oeveral Teligious teachers were
present . I gave away several l ^ kS f ^ JledriitJty A ugiist 1 ith . Inihex > rening , I preached toabbtit 20 t ) 0 J > $ jsops in the market-place , | i ; oQ | 1 T ^ nn ii ; 5 , 44 There is One < 3 od , and orie ^ dia ^ or between fepd apd nlen- the man Christ ever
yjfesyu ^; , It % yas tbe mdFst attentive ^ g ^^ ticm I witnessed , ^ flfi > % yffi ? % ^ ft W l ^ ^ ? H ^ t . air . ^ fepW ^ , ^ P ^ ft ^^ k ^ ^ ^ |^ m ^ # ii ^ ;^^^ 9 8 mile ^ ; lEapPS . i ^ rt ^^ y ? t ! « f ?;• ^ ffs
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pie , I cont ^ med inyself with ha ?* J « g my preaching ptociaifned fGr n ^> ct day , at one o ' clock . I made enquiry for a Pre&byt ^ nan place of worship , and ' understood ihat the , present Indepeodent place ,
once belonged to the Preobyrepans . — August l 6 th , one o ' clock , f borrowed a chair at Ford ' s Hotel , stood nn it near tbe Town HalL
and , though it was rather an un . seasonable hour , about 2000 people were assembled , amongst whom we-re the principal gentry of the plac e * . I addressed them from
John xTiu 3 . the attention of all were fixed numbers nodded assent ; one person cried out * when 1 was assenting that the Father alone , exclusive of all other beings or ptTsonS ; , was the Only True Go < k
- — " That & n ^ ht ; ' * a few persons smiled at the time but when I
had done , another person c ^ me to mej and said , " v Qhj Sii \ what a cloud you j ha \ ^ ^ tbro ^ vn over the glorious person qf the Redeemer !" 1 said , Jesus feimself declared his
Father was the Only True God > and as I ^ v as only a disciple , and he was master , 1 durst not contra * ditit him . Guile never was found in h i& ' lips , and I gave him credit for what he said . The man was
silent . I gave away several tracts , and departedi .-Pew /^ i * . On Satur * day evening , August 17 ; I took my station near the steps of the town-hall ¦; about * 500 per ^ son $ were assembled * From Acts
iv . 1-3 * . I shewed that as Jesus was ih « only Tearcher ^ by whora . salvatroft toas made known , w ^ ought to embrace his doctrines
and rejeet the doctrines of ; Othe *" masters * I then * h ^ vy « df ftor * SGripture-, thai , l&t ^ jB « f taught tte ctoatftne ^( CJad ^ rttAt ^« ; # & % i ^ timgh t 4 lM' 4 lQ « t « iMb € i ifii ? # *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1811, page 732, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2423/page/28/
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