The Autobiography Of Elder Matthew Gardner: A Minister In The Christian Church (1874)

Biographies & Memoirs

Gardner, Matthew

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Kessinger Publishing

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Kessinger Publishing, LLC

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1874. Excerpt: ... closed his meeting he began to ask me questions on the trinity. I answered, and in turn asked him how he could reconcile the unscriptural absurdity of three infinite, self-existent, eternal Gods in one God, as stated in his creed. He replied; but he was angry, and said, "I will own you as the first-born child of the devil!" The people heard it, and in general attended his meetings no more. He continued his appointments, reading to his few friends the writings of the good Barton W. Stone, with unfriendly comments upon them, supposing of course that "the end justifies the means!" The. Rustic Pulpit.--In the early settlement of the country Christian Shinkle donated land for a church and for a schoolhouse. Before the church was built I preached in the schoolhouse. To accommodate the multitudes, the people built for me a stand in the grove, where 1 preached when the weather would permit. After we built Union Church, but before the inside was finished, they moved the stand from the woods into the church. The lines and landmarks in the woods not being well known, the stand had, by mistake, been set over the line, upon the land of John Clark a Presbyterian. When John discovered this, and that they had moved the stand, he, under the influence of McCalla, brought suit against about twenty of his neighbors for moving the stand. Clark admitted that the stand was not worth twenty-five cents to him; and all knew that none of the materials comprising it came from his land. McCalla now came in as the persecuted man. He circulated publications of his wrongs; represented himself as wickedly persecuted; claimed that the stand had been erected for him! said that it was destroj'ed to prevent his preaching there, and that Gardner helped to do it, though I was fifteen miles awa...

The Autobiography of Elder Matthew Gardner; A Minister in the Christian Church Sixty-Three Years

General Books LLC

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The autobiography of Elder Matthew Gardner: a minister in the Christian Church sixty-three years

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