MOODY AND SANKEY.

The above named men referred to in the following, were popular

evangelists among the sects, and, though not educated for the ministry,

or ordained to that holy calling, performed all the functions of those

divines who claim to be called and sent of God. The recognition they

received in the great cities of the land, by clergymen of all sects,

Bro. Franklin regarded as a surrender of their clerical pretensions and

as equivalent to an acknowledgment of the fact that any christian man,

possessed of good christian character, and a knowledge of the word of

God, may preach the word.

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