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INTELLIGENCE AND CORRESPONDENCE.
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STAMFORD STRKET CHAFKL.
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UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION.
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grow up into terrible ruin , distant it may be , but certain . If in * justice be pointed out , they say , But while this has been practised we have prospered . ' If oppression be denounced , they say , ' But it has not hindered our prosperity . If distinctions , laws , institutions , be shown to be injurious to public morals , they still
say , ' But under this system we have prospered . ' ' We have pjX )^ ered , Lis , __ lhe answer to every exposure of abuses , t oj ^ gry demonstration of approaching ruin , to every argument for change . Men will not repent because they have prospered . ' O fools and slow of heart to believe " all that the experience of the past hath spoken—all that a clear judgment might teach them now .
Who , judging according to the appearance and not righteous judgment , who that saw Capernaum and its neighbouring cities in their high and palmy state—rich , courteous , sanctifiedby the presence , shone upon by the wisdom , glorified by the miracles of the Saviour of mankind , full of rejoicing and of self-complacency ¦—would have deemed that their destruction , drew nigh , and that the hardness of heart of their own indwellefs ° would render that
destruction more terrible I But ¦ ' Gw % seeth not ais man seeth ;' and he who was emphatically * the wisdom of God , ' predicted the spoiling of their riches , the bringing low of their pride , the cutting off of their people : ' Woe unto thee , Chorazin ! woe unto thee , Bethsaida ! and them , Capernaum , which art exalted unto heaven , slialt be brought down to ~ hell !'
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SOMERSET AND DORSET . UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION . At the meeting held at BrTcfgewater , September 25 , the religious services were conducted as usual . . The Rev . S . Walker , of Crewkerne , was the morning preacher ; the Rev * B . Asp-Lj \ nd , of Bristol , delivered the discourse of the evening . " ~ T \ . small number of friends dined together , and the afternoon was partly occupied with the interesting- accounts ' given by Messrs . Walker and Jenldns , of their respective churches . The next meeting'is fixed for Ilminster , on Good Friday , next year . Mr . Jamws , of Bridgewater , has undertaken to preach on tRe occasion . ' E . W .
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350 TNTELLTGEWGE AND
Intelligence And Correspondence.
INTELLIGENCE AND CORRESPONDENCE .
Stamford Strket Chafkl.
STAMFORD STRKET CHAFKL .
The Unitarinn Chapel in Stamford Street , Blaokfriars , is closed ivv the purpose of being repaired . Notice will bo given of its re-opening .
Unitarian Association.
UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION .
* At a meeting of the committee of the British aruTForeign Unitarian Association , held 7 th October , 1833 . * The Secretary having read a ' letter in the Unitariari Chronicle' for August , signed * Asmodeus . ' * It was resolved , * That the letter of Asmodeus be now considered . ' That a public apology is due to this cpmmittee from the Editor of the UnitarianChronicle r for the false and absurd charges contained in the paper signed ' Asmodeus , ' which appeared in # ) 6 " Unitarian Chronicle for August last , 4 That the Editor of the Unitarian Chronicle be requested to insert the above two resolutions in his next number ^ We insert the above as a matter of
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The Rev . E . Chapman has consented to continue his services there .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 1, 1833, page 350, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2625/page/30/
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