...declared they carried more like ambassadors from the court of heaven, than men cast in earthly mould. The communion was peaceably concluded, all the people...accord, and praising God with the voice of psalms." We have given these extracts at greater length, that the spirit of these gatherings may be understood,...

...peaceably concluded, all the people heartily offering up their gratitude, and singing with a joyful voice to the Rock of their salvation. It was pleasant, as...accord, and praising God with the voice of psalms." In the early days of the Secession Church, great crowds often assembled on occasion of the dispensation...

...; all the people heartily offering up their gratitude, and singing with a joyful noise to the Bock of their salvation. It was pleasant, as the night fell, to hear their melody in full unison along the hill, the whole congregation joining with one accord, and praising God with...

...the service; 'all the people heartily offering up their gratitude, and praying with a joyful voice, to the Rock of their salvation. It was pleasant as...hear their melody swelling in full unison, along the hills. There were two long tables, and one short one across the head, with seats on each side. About...

...the service ; all the people heartily offering up their gratitude, and praying with a joyful voice, to the Rock of their salvation. It was pleasant as...hear their melody swelling in full unison, along the lulls. There were two long tables, and one short one across the head, with seats on each side. About...

...concluded, all the people heartily offering up their gratitude, and singing with a joyful noise to the Eock of their salvation. It was pleasant, as the night...accord, and praising God with the voice of psalms.' We have given these extracts at the greater length that the spirit of these gatherings may be understood,...

...communion was peaceably concluded, all the people heartily offering up their gratitude, and singing rose to the Rock of their salvation. It was pleasant, as...congregation joining with one accord and praising God with voice of Psalms." The tune most frequently used on such occasions was the well-known "Martyrs," which,...

...retired at the other, — a way being kept clear to take their seats again on the hill-side. . . . The Communion was peaceably concluded, all the people...accord. and praising God with the voice of psalms." 1 Occasionally the sermon was in unison with the surroundings, as the following : — " O wells, oh...

...seats again on the hillside. Solemn it was and edifying, to see the composure of all present ; and it was pleasant, as the night fell, to hear their...hill, the whole congregation joining with one accord. There were two long tables, and one short — across the head — with seats on each side. About a...

...Church of Scotland, and few will ever witness the like. . . . The Communion was peaceably concluded. It was pleasant as the night fell to hear their melody...congregation joining with one accord and praising 1 Wood Brown's CovtnanUrs of the Merit, pp. 57, 84 (1893). God with the voice of psalms."1 The tradition...