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The Primitive Baptist vol.4 no.22 (1839)
I ADVISED THE CHURCHES to which I had been called to
the care, to close their doors against all the new institutions;
which they accordingly done. There was a great struggle, and
the hardest jar my shell ever got was to see some of my old
fathers in the gospel standing on the fence; and at last when the
trying time came, they fell on the soft side. And I had been
deceived in their shells or jackets, or whatever they may be
called, they were broken all in pieces and shewed their inside,
and there was nothing but corruption: and their cry was, we are
not missionaries, let us let them alone, and love them to death.
I thought it a poor remedy indeed. It was not the remedy
our Saviour used, when he went to Jerusalem and overthrew the
tables of the money changers, and drove them out of the house
of God. But, brethren, I believe it has worked for good to God’s
elect; there is not one of them deceived, because it was not possible—
nevertheless, the foundation of God standeth sure,
having this seal, he knoweth them that are his. |
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