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ft963 Crosby’s Hist. Eng. Bap., vol. 4. p. 206; Backus’ Hist. Bap., vol. 1, p. 510.
ft964 Crosby’s Hist. Eng. Bap., vol. 4, p. 229; Backus’ Hist. Bap., vol. 1, pp.
495-512.
ft965 This was $397.26 per year — a much better support than pastors now
generally receive.
ft966 About $2.40. Think of this as the life of the genuine “Old Baptist,” when
we have men in our churches owning fine farms who do not give this
much!
ft967 Goadby’s Bye Paths to Bap. Hist., p.184.
ft968 Idem, p. 187; Andrew Fuller’s Works, vol. 1, p. 52.
ft969 Let this have the same effect on the illiberal soul who reads this. This
amount was about $10.60.
ft970 This rule all our churches ought to adopt and enforce. By it “absent”
members would not only continue to help, but would, in many cases. be
pre-vented from carelessness and backsliding.
ft971 Broadmead Records, pp. 162-163; Goadby’s Bye Paths to Baptist History,
p. 229.
ft972 Idem, p. 404; Goadby’s Bye Paths to Baptist History, p. 240.
ft973 Goadby’s Bye Paths to Baptist History, p. 308.
ft974 Davis’ History Welsh Baptists, p. 31.
ft975 Idem, p. 69.
ft976 Idem, p. 85.
ft977 Idem, p. 98.
ft978 The following from the London Freeman, of 1892, corrects a report which
is almost received as history: “The assertion which has appeared in print
several times recently that the Rev. John Ryland, Sr., M.A., father of Dr.
Ryland, said to Dr. (then Mr.) Carey, when the latter suggested at a
meeting of ministers at Northampton, in 1785 or 1780, the duty of sending
the gospel to the heathen: ‘Young man, sit down; when God wishes to
convert the heathen he will do It without your help or mine,’ is not true.
Dr. Ryland in his Life of Andrew Fuller, says in afoot note on page 112,
sec. ed., that his father had left Northampton before the minister’s meeting
of 1876, and that he (Dr. Ryland) well remembered both of the discussions
which took place at the minister’s meeting in 1785 in which ‘no room was
left for that ill natured anecdote.’ Dr. Ryland also says: ‘I never heard of it
until I saw It in print and I cannot credit it. No man prayed and preached
about the latter day glory more than my father, nor did I ever hear such
sentiments proceed from his lips as are here attributed to him. It Is true he