Proceedings of the centennial anniversary of the Presbyterian church at Sparta
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1887 Excerpt: ...I could not see over them, and get my ears snapped for it, too; and the high, winding stairs to the old box-pulpit with a sounding-board overhead, very much like a big umbrella to an express wagon nowadays! And how it would shake when the Bible was pounded in the days of the Rev. Noah Crane! I always had him associated with Noah's Ark, because of his age and venerable appearance and name. He had 'his hearers all under conviction,' he used to say, when he lived in Newark and preached to the 'spirits in prison' (the penitentiary). After Mr. Crane came Mr. Wyckoff. He used to have the children come to his house Saturday afternoon, and to hold a meeting with them. The iirst time I went, he read about Josiah and talked about him. 'He began to serve the Lord when he was eight years old.' That was the beginning of my religious impre.-sions. I think I was between eight and nine, then, and I thought going home, well, I am as old as he was, how can I serve the Lord? And from that time I was the subject of very deep impressions. And I believe in the early conversion of children, and Spurgeon advocates early conversions. Dear, good Mr. Dayton lies back of the church. I stood beside the open grave as he was lowered, and the choir sang: 'Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb; 'Take this new treasure to thy trust.' "I think Mr. Torrey came next, and I have never loved any man m the ministry as I did Father Torrey." III.--THE ELDERS. Jonathan Sutton, died February 2,1818; Robert Ogden, died February 14, 1826; Jonathan Sharp, joined the Baptists, January 31, 1819; Nicholas Byram, ordained April 8, 1809, died March 15, 1819; William Corwin, Jr., ordained September 27, 1812, died September 30, 1821; John Linn, ordained September 27, 1812, dismissed May 14, 1819; Johnson N... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-21, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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