PROTRACTED MEETINGS (West)

FOR THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

CHURCHES IN WASHINGTON DC (BEEBE) 1837

“THE church more generally known as the Navy Yard Church proposes to hold a protracted meeting on the 28th inst., with the expectation of obtaining the services of some of the ministering brethren from the South and West, on their way to the Philadelphia Convention. The church is now, and has for some time past, been without a pastor, and stands much in need of ministerial aid. Those of our brethren who can make it convenient to pay them a visit will render the church and the cause of the Redeemer an acceptable service. 

THE FALL OF A ONE OF GOD'S SERVANTS

This is a letter written to Elder Ira Justin, by his friend Erastus West.  The letter asks why Elder Miller has gone over to the New Measures invented by New School Baptists.  This kind of thing has been repeated even in present times. It is very sad to read, how men who once proclaimed the truth of grace had fallen so far.- ed.

EXAMINATION OF A PAMPHLET TITLED "TRUTH AS IT IS" Circulated Among the Members of the Agingdon Ass'n With a Refutation of false statements and misrepresentations where in contained, in regard to the Warwick and Abington Associations 4

This is a pamphlet that was published by Elder Gabriel Conklin in 1839. To our knowledge it has never been posted on the internet (typed) before. Here, Elder Conklin lays out clearly the classic argument made by New School Baptists, even today, that Old School Baptists departed from their original principles when they became antimissionary societies, and refutes the argument.  These arguments are still used today by New School Baptists to demonstrate that it was the Old School Baptists who departed from the historical Baptist position. - ed.

EXAMINATION OF A PAMPHLET TITLED "TRUTH AS IT IS" Circulated Among the Members of the Agingdon Ass'n With a Refutation of false statements and misrepresentations where in contained, in regard to the Warwick and Abington Associations 3

This is a pamphlet that was published by Elder Gabriel Conklin in 1839. To our knowledge, it has never been posted on the internet (typed) before. Here, Elder Conklin lays out clearly the classic argument made by New School Baptists, even today, that Old School Baptists departed from their original principles when they became antimissionary societies, and refutes the argument.  These arguments are still used today by New School Baptists to demonstrate that it was the Old School Baptists who departed from the historical Baptist position. - ed.

EXAMINATION OF A PAMPHLET TITLED "TRUTH AS IT IS" Circulated Among the Members of the Agingdon Ass'n With a Refutation of false statements and misrepresentations where in contained, in regard to the Warwick and Abington Associations 1

This is a pamphlet that was published by Elder Gabriel Conklin in 1839. To our knowledge, it has never been posted on the internet (typed) before. Here, Elder Conklin lays out clearly the classic argument made by New School Baptists, even today, that Old School Baptists departed from their original principles when they became antimissionary societies, and refutes the argument.  These arguments are still used today by New School Baptists to demonstrate that it was the Old School Baptists who departed from the historical Baptist position. - ed.

PROTRACTED MEETINGS...

ASSOCIATIONS.
REMARKS ON AN ARTICLE IN THE “CROSS AND BAPTIST JOURNAL.”

WE freely admit that the argument of our correspondent alluded to, in favor of continuing associational meetings, would come very far short of demonstrating that they were of God. This we were aware of when we inserted the letter; but our brother barely expressed his thoughts on the subject - he did not attempt to enter into the full merits of the subject argumentatively.