Mr. N. took it up warmly, and stated that the Lord had sent Mr. Chapman, that brethren had all along differed as to redemption, Christ’s offices, characters, and a fourth thing I do not now remember; and that there could not be union. After this they had other fasts which I of course did not attend. Some, since out, did, and part of it was so bad, that I know those who had to leave the room. Since then I know nothing of what has passed there.
ERRATA.
| Page | 6 | line | 2 | for | “Dent’s” read “Dell’s.” |
| „ | 7 | „ | 5 | for | “subversive” read “submissive.” |
| „ | 10 | „ | 21 | for | “too eagerly” read “also eagerly.” |
| „ | 36 | „ | 11 | for | “for a communion” read “for communion.” |
| „ | 47 | „ | 9 | for | “goes” read “leaves Plymouth.” |
| „ | 47 | „ | 10 | for | “goes” read “leaves Plymouth.” |
| „ | 57 | „ | 24 | for | “Mr. Mosey” read “Mr. Mosely.” |
ROWE, PRINTER, PLYMOUTH.
Christians, no false principle, even in the ground of their union, is a sufficient reason for leaving them.
