The Gospel Mysteries Vindicated by Divine Wisdom
The Christian Spectator argues the gospel reflects God's wisdom and should be accepted despite its mysteries. It contends mysteries humble human reason, invite diligent study, and heighten reverence, while warning against denying revealed truths or demanding complete understanding. It urges faithful trust in revelation and ongoing pursuit of light from God.
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Christ
Sim
God
Zophar
Job
John
Father
Holy
Tome
Cato
Devil
Rat
Leafner
Paithy
Propriety of Religious Practice In Debated Sermon Text
A reader notes concerns about religious leaders and laypeople alike using sacred language to shield improper conduct. He emphasizes restraint, condemns boasts of ignorance, and urges careful language to avoid misleading youth toward superstition or irreligion while honoring scripture and the Royal Psalmist.
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Perfond
Religious Intelligence Letters Circulated by Missionary Society
The Directors of the Missionary Society report receiving letters from Captain Robson and mention circulating them among institution friends. The letters were written in February and March and could not reveal future plans or the departure of brethren from America. J Wilson stayed with the missionaries but the letters offered no new intelligence.
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Missionary Society
Robson
Duff
Friends of Institution
Ows
America
J. Wilson
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