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A List of Students educated at the Academy at Daventry under the Patronage of Mr. Coward's Trustees, and under the successive superintendence of the Rev. Caleb Ashworth, Z>. />., the Rev. Thomas Robins, and the Rev. Thomas Belsham. Communicated by Mr. Belsham.
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attentive mind for rightl y receiving those irrefragable proofs or the Divine benevolence to his human offspring , which not only nature proclaims , but the Scriptures largely describe > and for regarding their allusions to it as just sanctions to its holy verity and worth . Besides the several instances
in the Psalms of evident reference to this introduction of the sacred writings , the prophets allude to its descriptions ; and their sublime celebrations of the attributes of God , as displayed in his works , tend to attest that the Mosaic account was the source of
their information , and to certify that it was believed by them to contain an unquestionably true statement of the origin of nature . The same valid sanction is given to the truth of this
primitive record by the various indirect allusions to its contents by our Saviour and his apostles , for it is not credible that they would have referred to it in a manner that would be liable
to be understood as implying their persuasion of the reality of its representations , if they had viewed the narrative as being in any respect fabulous . Thus , then , unless I am much
mistaken , the first chapter of Genesis briefly , but truly and faithfully , portrays the institution of those principles and laws which originated in unerring wisdom and unbounded benevolence , and are invested with
neverfailing efficacy to perform the goodwill of God ; and every season of the year , yea every revolving * day , bears a
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( Concluded from p . 164 . ) Year of Name . Remarks . AAmifi&ion - 1779 , d . Thomas Hawkes , a manufacturer at Birmingham . Penn Benjamin . Shattock , m . 1780 , Nicholas Thos . Heinekin , in . Ware Brentford Gainsborough—Bradfo rd in Yorkshire . Noon , m . Lamb rook . d . Mordauut Ciachcrodc , m . » o very distant relation of the celebrated Prebendary of Westminster , who assisted t ° support him at the Academy ; died on the road as he was going to preach a lecture .
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renewed and ample testimony to their being the well-adapted means of his superintending and bountiful providence , which upholdeth nature in pristine vigour , and giveth life and breath , and all things conducive to the general welfare and happiness of his creatures RICHARD FRY /
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Sir , HAVE been much gratified by a I perusal of the Sketch of Eichhorn ' s * ' Introduction to the Study of the Old Testament /* given in the last volume of the Monthly Repository , and
cannot help thinking that it would contribute to gratify the curiosity of many of your readers , if the same gentleman to whom we are indebted for that sketch , or any other person who possesses a competent knowledge of the German language , would furnish a translation of the 426 th
Section , which contains an outline of the author ' s theory respecting the origin of the Book of Genesis , and a statement of the reasons by which he has been guided in assigning the different portions of that Book to the documents from which he supposes them to have been respectively taken .
If my own acquaintance with the German had been more intimate than it is , so as to have given me confidence in making such a translation , I should have been glad to have supplied what I am now under the necessity of asking as a favour . R . W .
A List Of Students Educated At The Academy At Daventry Under The Patronage Of Mr. Coward's Trustees, And Under The Successive Superintendence Of The Rev. Caleb Ashworth, Z≫. /≫., The Rev. Thomas Robins, And The Rev. Thomas Belsham. Communicated By Mr. Belsham.
A List of Students educated at the Academy at Daventry under the Patronage of Mr . Coward ' s Trustees , and under the successive superintendence of the Rev . Caleb Ashworth , Z > . /> ., the Rev . Thomas Robins , and the Rev . Thomas Belsham . Communicated by Mr . Belsham .
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284 List of Students educated at Mr . Coward ' s Aoademg Daventry .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1822, page 284, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2512/page/28/
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