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Excerpt from The Hand of God Recognized: A Discourse, Delivered on Sunday, 22d February, 1846, in the Independent or Congregational Church, at Dorchester, St. George's Parish, in Observance of the 150th Anniversary of the Building of the Church
IT is a pleasing duty to celebrate the Divine faithfulness and mercy to us and to the whole family of mankind; for when so occupied, our employment is most akin to that of those pure spirits who surround the seat Of the Heavenly Glory, and without weariness, interruption or sin, contemplate, adore and praise Him that sitteth upon the Throne and the Lamb forever and ever. It was not without just and sufficient reason that the people of God, in early times, were com manded not only themselves to bear in mind the Lord's doings, but to tell their children his won derful works, and teach them all the way in which an omnipotent, covenant-keeping, merciful God, had led them from the first until then. It is right that a remembrance Of his providential dispensa tions Should be preserved among us, both for warning and encouragement; but how can this be more becomingly and effectually accomplish; ed, than by communicating a knowledge of what we have heard from our fathers, and have our.
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