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regularity as Mr. Welling
nuretry Tue May 31, 2011 10:40 am
regularity as Mr. Welling
or if there had been any expelling in the case, it ought to have begun with Mr. Higson. by whose advice Mr. Jones had acted in attending the meetings, and who had himself (m the religious qualm spoken of in the second edition of Pxetas) caused one of his pupils frequently to pray by him extempore P" Again, if we consider the time between the young men's crime of praying and their expulsion, and Mr. Welling s crime of blaspheming and his ordination, we shall find that the former had at least given as long a proof of their regularity as Mr. Welling had of his repentance, since it could not be more than a few weeks, or at least a few months, between that gentleman s first aeciar&iion mat wnosoever oeuevea tne miracles or ourLord and of Moses, must be a fool, and his second declaration of being inwardly moved by the Holy Ghost to take upon him the office of the ministry, Tory Burch Reva Flats and Tory Burch Sale of his unfeignedly believing all the canonical Scripiures of the Old and New Testament. However, to remedy all defects in point of time. Mr. Higson solemnly attests to the Bishop, that ever since he had been at Tory Burch Outlet College, he had known him to be of sober life and conversation, and that he never held any doctrines but those of the thirtynine Articles: and others of his clerical friends as solemnly give a like testimony of his sound principles and Tory Burch Flats holy practice for the space of three years, according to the usual form in such cases required.'If Dr. Nowell was appropnately termed " Goliath m the pamphlet from which this passage is taken, there can be no doubt that he was Goliath slain by his young opponent. Mr. Hill; yet it is to be regretted that in an affair of so much importance, a different phraseology was not employed, inasmuch as it detracted considerably from the dignity of the noble and honest demonstration he had made to the credit both of his heart and understanding. But what renders the contrast between the cases of Welling and the students more stnkmg still, is the fact that he was even of lower extraction than they were, although their obscure origin had been considered as rendering them unfit inmates of a seminary of gentlemen.
or if there had been any expelling in the case, it ought to have begun with Mr. Higson. by whose advice Mr. Jones had acted in attending the meetings, and who had himself (m the religious qualm spoken of in the second edition of Pxetas) caused one of his pupils frequently to pray by him extempore P" Again, if we consider the time between the young men's crime of praying and their expulsion, and Mr. Welling s crime of blaspheming and his ordination, we shall find that the former had at least given as long a proof of their regularity as Mr. Welling had of his repentance, since it could not be more than a few weeks, or at least a few months, between that gentleman s first aeciar&iion mat wnosoever oeuevea tne miracles or ourLord and of Moses, must be a fool, and his second declaration of being inwardly moved by the Holy Ghost to take upon him the office of the ministry, Tory Burch Reva Flats and Tory Burch Sale of his unfeignedly believing all the canonical Scripiures of the Old and New Testament. However, to remedy all defects in point of time. Mr. Higson solemnly attests to the Bishop, that ever since he had been at Tory Burch Outlet College, he had known him to be of sober life and conversation, and that he never held any doctrines but those of the thirtynine Articles: and others of his clerical friends as solemnly give a like testimony of his sound principles and Tory Burch Flats holy practice for the space of three years, according to the usual form in such cases required.'If Dr. Nowell was appropnately termed " Goliath m the pamphlet from which this passage is taken, there can be no doubt that he was Goliath slain by his young opponent. Mr. Hill; yet it is to be regretted that in an affair of so much importance, a different phraseology was not employed, inasmuch as it detracted considerably from the dignity of the noble and honest demonstration he had made to the credit both of his heart and understanding. But what renders the contrast between the cases of Welling and the students more stnkmg still, is the fact that he was even of lower extraction than they were, although their obscure origin had been considered as rendering them unfit inmates of a seminary of gentlemen.
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