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faMWftess , flowing from the fre £ g # itcfe of God , dn the condition of r ^ pentaitce . Sftty . He taught tfre true way to immortal life by & Tesarrecti 6 n . I quoted passages in support of what I advanced , and wished them to ex . amine the scriptures for
themselves , and not depend on what any man , or number of men might advance , but rely on the word of Jesus alone , as no other nafnfc was given amongst men whereby we could be saved . —Flushing , Aug . 18-th . I preached again in the lotig room to about % 5 (} people , on the universal doctrine , from
I Cor . XV . 22 ^ - ^ 8 . Seve ra l per $ &ns from P&nryn were present . A t BdtmMtk , ag < iin , in the after , lioonij I addfessed about 1000 pecSoftS on the unity of God , and the simple hutfianity of Christ .
Magistrates , divines , &cc . were dtttohgst my heaters . In the evertwig , 1 preacbed again at Flushing , ih Ahe Street , to about 300 , from © oil i , % 7 . ~^ Me vagissy . I prea £ h >
€ & here August 20 ^ in the evening W about 300 people ; the f > eopl £ r were rema ^ kkbly attentive , and After pre&ching , four persons followed me to the inn , to converse
with nte on religious subjects-, the cohfefettcew ^ sconducted in a truly Christian spirit : the Deity of Christ , bis Pre-existeticc , the Letter df Scripturei u Everlasting Father ; " ^ Thy Throne O God' , ' ' u He took on him the seed of
Abrahain /* tind the Proeme to J *) foi * s pbMpfel , formed the principal topics . I observed respecting secern ! things which they advanced , the passages proved too much : ; * G & by applying parallel passageis W pet $ ons , wbtfhh they would not ^ WXiod ^ th * y saw their iitt { W * 5 t > pl 4-** $ ! , # i *^ did mi * i ^ ehi tiW Wgit
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merit . We fmrt ^ d IrJ ^ as fHUbf Sfl wished me s&ccfey ^ Jpr bsfjefit ^ € ft& the blessing of GdtiS The p ^ dpfe I find ar £ ripe fot efe ^ ufiry ; ft $ , S open and undisgtii ^ eft ; t 6 tHinfc and let think , seamed ib b ^ tiHh motto of each individual ; tft&f will live in my rememBriitfdfe ^ tth
pleasure for days to cdrtiei— - © ft my journey to Bodniin , a : # alfe /* x £ 20 miles , rny luggage being ebiiW siderable , I was was nearly oveK . powered , with the hekt of fli ^ day . Being within 2 miles * 6 f BotfL min . I overtook a fraveiling Jtetiri
of Plymouth , originally from High Germany ; though his hbi ' se was heavily laden , he hadcbrnpatttoH on ine 9 " and kindly took my lu ^ gage as far as Bodthin . I toWhiri hfe had performed an act of chatii (ty , thousands called Chrifetiaris would not have ddfie- ; airddiMT [
was an Unitarian Missifrbafiy ^ ' -& $ H veiling through Gorhwall , &vi& preaching ptiblicty against ttet great corruption of Judaism , " t 6 well as Christianity , the dbctrihe of the Trinity . We talked abdilt tb
the attertfpts of Trinitaria ^ cbiiii V ^ rt the Jews to their sehem ^ ctf Christianity , arid dre ^ r thet ^ rtmcrtti 3 idn they rrtight ais w ^ l ^^ 1 ^ Sun in its course , ar g ^ itfo 4 er"lt : ^
the Jewish people ' td- TriuWe vftiri ship . He siiid *« No , ^ no / & 6 %% Otie ; tHis is the atit 4 eftf d dctfltf ^ the revdal ^ d dbctriii e ^ tifyp ® # 5 c ® n nevet reVeal an opffe&itfe ^^ febi . irrn ^/ ' Enteri ng BiydMrtj , 1 d ^ fl him what his charge w ^ *^ Ofi 1
God bless ydUr heart , '^ jrf fi ^ " do you thihk I shall charg # ; ^ oS any thing ; iio , no , ydti'ii t ^ mmjt ly vtffclcoiioe , and ^ l vir 6 tltld K ^ ve ^ jiri rie d your I ugpige k « Atifc * F xXS& j 8 way ; hAd vv ^ bee !* g ^ i ^ ^^ flife ro ^ d ^ ' I ^ di ^ Tiltti tHW $ ii # ed to p ) fai
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1811, page 733, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2423/page/29/
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