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General baptist Ueenkerta . inc . sl enja ^ ged vie ** trf tfc fc ^ g fc of tjte fiiyine Being t **<* he tau &h * : >| rfeeJfcelieve ^ that the operation ? pf the divine ,: govsrntnent would result % n the ultimate wellbeing of alt God ' s rational creation ^ " With respect t ; o tjie Deity tie _ hel 4 the scriptural doctrine of his Uiuty , in * ts strictest sense , and thougli he ascribe 4 a pre-exi ^ tent dignity tq Jesus Christ , ife Oi } e Ooti yr&s . the sole object of his
adpration and worship . That holding tuck sentiments , h £ should have experienced much of tbe contumely attend - ant on an open avowal of them will not be thought strange - , but thoug-h he met with his full share of this trial , like his heaven-commissioned Master , when reviled he reviled not again , and if he met with curses his blessing was ever ready in return . Hot long before his death , during an interval in which he
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Opening of the Unit-aricm C / uip $ l f Reading * Jt Js iiow about two years since Mr . Vidj ^ r wst went do . wn Irony the vn ^ tarian F " un ^ to TRTe ^^ pg . jfjts t > rea . ch | pjf , ^ S ^^^ ff . W ^ - ? ffr $ S $ r . a ^ eapeftal ^ Ie ngn ^ be ^ p | ^ er ^ PP ? fo ffiS Ujrii ^ rian ddc ^ rj ^ e , andi of consequence / to X ^ nUarj ^ n worshig \ ) $ ft te ^ - ft ? fe , f ? f ? JNF »^ % i nutnsraiirec : fct rnrcafri » fi * n ^ 5 » cc # » mtilinor
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7 ^ 4 Intelligence . —Opening tf ^ &ptffiian Chapel , Readings
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1813, page 744, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2434/page/52/
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