First Things, Vol 1 of 2 A Series of Lectures on the Great Facts and Moral Lessons First Revealed to Mankind Classic Reprint

Excerpt from First Things, Vol. 1 of 2: A Series of Lectures on the Great Facts and Moral Lessons First Revealed to Mankind

There are several questions of grave import which naturally present themselves for consideration, in a work bearing the title of these volumes. The facts and princi ples early revealed to the world, were designed to exert a permanent influence. They form the base of the spirit ual edifice in which God himself dwells, and in which his people, as living stones, are built up a Spiritual house, an holy temple unto the Lord. They are principles, some of which have given rise to no small diversity of Views, and on which the author is not unwilling to leave the testimony of his own thoughts, however humble they may be.

If he has allowed himself to introduce topics and mat ter of a somewhat varied kind, and portions of it in no elaborate and somewhat discursive form; it is because these topics could not well be overlooked, and a. Less elaborate View of them would, in his own judgment, be the more useful. If he has omitted some which might naturally have been looked for, it is because they would have exposed him to a still more redundant expression of the same thoughts, and because they have been so frequently and ably presented by other pens.

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