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    to his heart . , XJ < pjtil within the last year and b ^ yY ^ f Jji ^ life , Mr . Bealey was a jealous Aiian , or , as persons of . his Jitfe , of sentiment choose Tg ^ fiv ^ XQ be jjcalled ^ a Cl ^ rkean . L ^ ke many . oUier pious Christians

    w ^ Q . hayepcefl little of Uaitarians , anfl ,. . but iiBperfectly understand tKeir sys | Lern , he entertained very strong ^ pr eju ^ lices against their principles . He cpnceived them to . be frigid , , unfrienc () y to piety , and . jpontra . ry to the obvious

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    wo ^ U Tiyp ^ airis ^ never usefi . in the sa ^ r ^ ji w ; Vjting ^ tp e ^ pre ^ ss creation ° 4 Aft ( M ^ H 8 ' U intimated bis SL ^ f ^? vAP ^ le ^ ter ^ to a a minister \ v 0 ^ | ha ^ beeji the x cpmpanio . u ui hf ^^ $$ t $ tusl m ' ^ nd his constant fri ^ f ^ jvvlfp ^ d . ijow become an Uj ^ Jtari ^ yf jfjj , he limited sense ia w ^|^/ jpe ^ ijaps . it is rather to be reg ^ l ^ e ^ , t | i ^ ;> term js now used , Ir ^ s ^ m eri ^ ia rc ^ ply , . declared it to be j ^ is bejiej ^ . that Mr . Belsham ' s a ^^ uon i $ ai jycjl 7 / qu ^ clgd and

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    few , vpemona were better qualified t \ $ m himself , of all ;^ he passages in th ^ G reek scriptures where Ui © woird , occurs ^ The consequence was , he became perfectly satisfied that Mr . Belshain is accurately right , . aud frankly told iiis kiend * * that be now cleady saw , 4 kat hd

    all those- passages ^ w ^ iich . had formerly uadeusCood to ^ scrib ® creation to . Christy implied not the natural but the moral cw&tiou forv renovation pf * the world . " ^ l \ I then ( says hef * stateahis own candid apd maaly . ^ yo wal ) felt it to be my duty > to ; euterintoiarmore serious and close examination into

    the grounds of the , general system which I had long adopted ; and into the scripiuarai evidafice u ) hkjk there is * £ or r what i $ ei > lrnnonly ' c ^ Ueti thei linitaiiaj ) d © ct ^ iaiB ^ wi ^ respect , to » lihe ^ person i o £ iGhrist $ against which I ougM J £ p &&

    ashamed- to ^ ackixowlcilge . i ; thgll had hith e rto indulged a ^ eaeraii prejudice , so > £ ar aa to pi » ¥ qnt mjir giving k ajfair » and > full exarninan tion . , A fter much < anxious ,: , and I hope I way add , serious and faithful application of nay best

    powers of judgment to th 42 su ^ ject ^ j J was at length constrained to ue ** i nounce the vjews which I had ^ entertained with regard to the > $ et ~ son of Christ , tyxid . baought to fit full conviction that he was ifl na *

    tusre only a man , though emi * neptly distinguished fronv ail . oilier men , both by tl ^ e unparalleled excellency of hjs character , and by the higb dignity and importance ot his office , as well as by theextraordinary pqwers with which he , was invested •; and . firmly b * -

    + * Sermon atf feross-Srreei , M ^ rit 1 ic « . ten [ Reviewed te pf > . diaf ^ atedttiti or the present Vol . Ei > . ] - - ' i

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1813, page 756, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2435/page/4/