The Importance of Meekness and Gentleness in a Minister of the Gospel A Sermon Delivered at the Ordination of the Rev. Jacob Ide, at Medway, Nov. 2, 1814 [With Charge]

This historical sermon by Leonard Woods explores the qualities that make a great minister of the gospel, particularly the virtues of meekness and gentleness. Drawing from Biblical passages and personal experience, Woods offers insights that are still relevant to religious leaders of all denominations today.

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