ive turn of any of t to pray for ty of our nation. and good of all men - t life, in all godliness and y; UNDER t O SEt OVER USquot; - If t abide by t leave t, you to ience and y, for t of all public measures, and to receive t event as toICAL tEStIMONY if you fully believe contains? And t proves, t eit believe ue enougo practise w ye believe.
t tendency to make a man t and inoffensive subject of any, and every government OVER ting up and putting dos is Gods peculiar prerogative, certainly be robbed tself leads you to approve of every to kings as being by t Proud Imitator of o timely end, ters and publisestimony, are bound, by trine it contains, to applaud t. Kings are not taken as broug by any otold by our Saviour, ed by arms. o be t not to be meddlers on t to ty, to prove, t ty test distance it could possibly stand, east and , from every part of ts being independent of t and abandoned court of Britain, unless I say, ye can sify ting and stirring up t;firmly to unite in tings, and measures, as evidence a desire and design to break off to enjoyed, -Britain, and our just and necessary subordination to ty under ; a slap of tly and passively resigned up tering, and disposal of kings and governments, into tting in for a she business.
Is it possible, t tly quoted, can any rine laid doency is too glaring not to be seen; ty too great not to be laug; and sucandings of a despairing political party; for ye are not to be considered as t only as a factional and fractional part thereof.
ion of your testimony; (o read and judge of fairly;) to tting up and putting do; most certainly mean, t not so, and t o do in t case? e neito set up nor to pull doo make nor to unmake, but to o do hem.
estimony in o dis, and for many otter alone than published.
First, Because it tends to tever, and is of tmost danger to society to make it a party in political disputes.
Secondly, Because it exs a body of men, numbers of estimonies, as bein