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ier menib ^ ra D ^ Jssenting congre * gations , to the diflSctrUies and dis-Couragements wliicb mar \ y of their ministers labour under . Expecting that some one of your lay correspondents would hav # tesjkMttfi ^ d tfie cause and reinforced fyfr ar ^ u tiient ^ how w ^ s 'I s \ trpri 9 P
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are pursuits stin more important than theological controversy , and that theological controversy cannot be conducted too mildly and gentl y * Dee . 1 . Ed . ]
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ed and shocked at the harsh man * ner in which the matter l ; s talcen up ( in tfa ^ Repository forSopt . p . 593 ) by Verax , who , though profess , ing himself to be one Who has c endeavoured both by example
and exhortation * to promote th « desirable change which ^ he complainant pleads for , comes forward witb angry invective ? , calling 0 sufferer ** querulous an 4 uncandid ? beqause he hfcs dared ; fd live
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