Two Charges Delivered to the Clergy in the Diocese of Calcutta ...Vepery Mission Press, 1835 - 109 páginas |
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... England , in order to fix deeply the conviction of the insufficiency of present , and the necessity of new and more adequate measures . The prodigious powers of mind , and knowledge of eccle- siastical antiquity , of the first Prelate ...
... England , in order to fix deeply the conviction of the insufficiency of present , and the necessity of new and more adequate measures . The prodigious powers of mind , and knowledge of eccle- siastical antiquity , of the first Prelate ...
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... England , the clergy are adequate , or nearly adequate , in numbers to the necessities of each Diocese ; and , however numerous , are capable of being visited in some two or three months ; in India , the paucity of the clergy creates ...
... England , the clergy are adequate , or nearly adequate , in numbers to the necessities of each Diocese ; and , however numerous , are capable of being visited in some two or three months ; in India , the paucity of the clergy creates ...
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... England . All the Clergy of the Diocese are placed without distinction under the Bishop's protection and autho- rity . The letters patents recognize no differences between civil or military chaplains , covenanted or uncovenanted ...
... England . All the Clergy of the Diocese are placed without distinction under the Bishop's protection and autho- rity . The letters patents recognize no differences between civil or military chaplains , covenanted or uncovenanted ...
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... England and Ireland , planted in India . one . But it is with the Reverend Presbyters , of course , that he is most closely allied . " The intended effect of licensing a clergyman , " says that accomplished Canonist , the first Bishop ...
... England and Ireland , planted in India . one . But it is with the Reverend Presbyters , of course , that he is most closely allied . " The intended effect of licensing a clergyman , " says that accomplished Canonist , the first Bishop ...
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... England have received the same ; and that in the public worship of God they will use the form prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer and none other . " 66 I need not remind them that they promised to obey their ordinary and other chief ...
... England have received the same ; and that in the public worship of God they will use the form prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer and none other . " 66 I need not remind them that they promised to obey their ordinary and other chief ...
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Página vii - Only let your conversation be as it becometh the gospel of Christ : that whether I come and see you, or else be absent, I may hear of your affairs, that ye stand fast in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel...
Página 36 - But we were gentle among you, even as a nurse cherisheth her children : So, being affectionately desirous of you, we were willing to have imparted unto you, not the gospel of God only, but also our own souls, because ye were dear unto us.
Página 102 - EVIDENCES of CHRISTIANITY, in a Course of Lectures delivered in the Parish Church of St. Mary, Islington.
Página i - I supposed the missionaries of the Church Missionary Society, though the senior was a Lutheran, were continuing to follow our general doctrine and discipline), in direct opposition to our Protestant Episcopal Church, by the members of which they were sent out — a system so ruinous in my judgment to the holiness and peace of the new converts, as to threaten a subversion amongst them of Christianity itself.
Página 30 - God hath made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him.
Página 55 - Oh ! where are the first propagators and professors of Christianity ? Where are our martyrs and reformers? Where are the ingenuous, devoted, pious sons of our Universities ? Where are our younger devoted clergy ? Are they studying their ease ? Are they resolved on a ministry tame, ordinary, agreeable to the flesh ? Are they drivelling after minute literature...
Página 54 - What can exceed the inviting prospects which India presents ! The fields white for the harvest and awaiting the hand of the reaper ! Nations bursting the intellectual sleep of thirty centuries ! Superstitions no longer in the giant strength of youth, but doting to their fall.
Página 59 - E'en now my eyes behold, In distant view, the wished-for age unfold. Lo, o'er the shadowy days that roll between, A wandering gleam foretells th' ascending scene ! Oh ! doomed victorious from thy wounds to rise, Dejected India, lift thy downcast eyes ; And mark the hour, whose faithful steps for thee, Through time's pressed ranks, bring on the Jubilee!"* CHAPTER XXI.
Página 55 - Nations bursting the intellectual sleep of thirty centuries ! Superstitions no longer in the giant strength of youth, but doting to their fall ! Britain placed at the head of the most extensive empire ever consigned to a western sceptre ; that is, the only great power of Europe professing the Protestant faith...
Página 69 - I rejoice to find that the judgment of nil my brethren and of the whole body of Christian Protestant missionaries, without exception, concurs now with my own — that the crisis had arrived, and that nothing but the total abolition of all heathen usages connected with this anti-christian and anti-social system, could save these missions.