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Excerpt from Discourses on Baptism and Close Communion
He does not ask the question therefore Whether others agree or disagree; whether they are pleas cd or displeased. To his' own Master he stands or falls. What, he says he sincerely believes. And though he would be happy to persuade those Who differ from him to believe in like man ner 'yet this is not his object so much as the instruction Which he feels bound to give to those Who are committed to his charge. He 15 not unacquamted With the power of prejudice, and the entire fruitlessness of endeavoring to con vince a man Who holds himself armed in self defence, or Committed to an opposite Slde. He would prosecute his 1nqu1r1es With the ut most good-will to all men, and With the sincere desire that both his people and himself may come to such conclusions as lshall be pleasing in the sight of God. With these things honest ly premised, if any shall impute wrong mo tives to him, or be displeased at the plain truth Which he brings out, the fault Will be another' 5, not his.
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