The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-03


ignorant and unlsansd in The aeeeplson ~ those
terms, from The fact Ibs, their mother tongue WAS Hebrew
and they sroe their part Of the sacred volume Creek We
should take kindly be called ignorant and unesrned
We were capable al writing correctly in language which
MAS not our mother tongue JET. when compared with
Of the 6rsi literary Standing might with proprey be called
SUCH and JET Jar IRON being really ignorant and unssrned
and his doubt tie ~ih Peter and John They
Hers ignorant and unlearnsd when compared with Gamale
&c.
Ia. sometimes said. God calls. he will qualify. So he
wI but not without The necessary IL learning
Unnecessary and man gets fresh from God. without any
preparation on his part what he says follows that
man would preach well the first time sier and
such allowance should be made young preachers The
most Of brethren in The ministry who have eduea-
lion, depore the Of is yet there few who say that
they preach just what God gives them. and after they have
finished they will pray 10 God 10 bless truth and pardon
Now they speak only what God gives them. Why do they
pray for The pardon error? II their heory be correct God
is 10 blame for all the they commi and pray him
pardon H. 10 the hing charge him with having
made them preach false doctrine We confess that. without
the help Of The Lord. preach 10 purposes yet il
duty prepare. and depend him for assistance. ID is
absurd TO say God calls he will qualify without any means
on their part ss Tor farmer 10 say have planted
il is no; shall do 10 il; for IL God intends crop
for he will most sssuedly make IT, You would suspect
such ressOnsr Of insanity; yet will in this way
about spiritual things. and find many advocates.
IL is also said. educate minister's they will not
preach without large salary which s Churches able
20 give, and consequently would be destitute. The demand
being greater than the number OF educated preachers draws
them all the important stations 10 which they CO.
because they qualified for them, and for sake OF The
compensation. IL they generally learned, then import
places would be supplied and the rest scattered
| through the country in general. #- 80
BY some il said. If educate our young minister's tho
unlesned ministers will be discounlenanced Whether we
improve our ministry or not This w in great measure. be
the As limited while ago. the people improving
and will confne themselves the ministry OF who
will take pains to improve himself. As evidence Of
this, what great difference there is in the size Of the
congregation Of learned and unearned minister. The
only way remedy this is improve The minds Of all who
called Of God and wish il. This will bring all
equality. Until this done. this inequality will exist IL any
refuse educaon when is put within their reach. they
abide by the consequence For those who called Of
God this work advanced state OF life, and not in
situation improve themselves. many allowances should
be made, and doubt will be by all rejecting persons for
have inclination prevent discourage any from the
work Of the ministry, whom God has called Allowances
should also be made for those who entered upon ministry
ny ago. when not in their to have obtain.
Il ed educson but such allowances will be made for
those who entering upon that work for all
&c, education who desire il il they give satisfactory
. evidence Of being called OF God.
Perhaps will say have not the abors of many un-
learned ministers been bessedl They have in which
roice YET does follow that they would have been
blessed had they been learned, ha, they would
been abundsntly blessed.
Il is sometimes sad il we educate our ministers they will
make large words which understand That
altogether mistake; for person is well qualified
bring his ideas the capacity Of every person, he who
is well educated. II is true there who words
understood by half the audience but they quacks
in knowledge, endeavorng make display Of that which
they do possess All such attempts big words may be
considered evidence Of the OF good educaton in
,r stead Of the Legitimate consequence OF one.
To conclude. Dear brethren, you appsed Of the
importance Of improved Baptist ministry, and hope you
will feel your duty aid in importing the necessary nsruc
N to our young brethren l have the WILL ca
silly assist in this work. Let recoeci that there ,ha
n withholdeh more than is meet but tendeh poverty.
We know Of better plan effect the thing under con
sideraton than for contribute 10 The Education Fund
If the North Carolina Baptist State Convention. None aid
ed by fund but those who produce certificate from hs
church which they belong certifying that they fol
fellowship, and that they believe they called Of God TO thu
both their experience and call the ministry; and ap
ID proved the person thus applying becomes beneficiary lie
i us live much throne Of Grace aud be peace among
" ourselves; and may the God Of peace be with you!
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CHILDREN-Iow little do they who have grown up Il
mans estate trouble themselves about the feelings Of children
II would really they lsnced ina; children
~ ,ue Of all those fine delicate springs Of emotion which
recognised in life, and the sources OF all Joy
o. and sorrows. II s time that the grownup world
school TO some Who has not forgotten the tender
Va capabilities of childhood that may learn sympahs
~ with the little sufferers The terminating bud has within
folded recesses all the beauty aud fragrance Of the flower;
gentle Installations of heaven sink sweety in lis seclude
IS shrine and the sunbesms fall there sooshRgly on III
prouder petals that would claim all TO themselves How
s nv sweet spirit whers beneath the bghtng frown of
W unsympathsng guardian; how many
ne in solitude. because il is not loved il would be, and
l not comprehended in It's affection! We little imagine whs
arcsna we read, when the words Of such the kingdom
e- heaven" pass unheeded uerance. Rufus Daues.
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We young lady, being addressed by gentleman much Of
,st der than herself observed 10 hm the only objection she IA
dy to union with him, the probability Of his dying
yer fore her. and leaving her 10 feel the oil wldowhoo
he made The folowinU ingennuus and deica