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Vor 2 Tagen · The church, which may have been formed by 1658 when Forbes attended the Savoy Conference, evangelized the countryside and urged Increase Mather to come to Gloucester. Mather, who arrived late in 1659 and became minister of St. Mary de Lode, left early in 1660 and was later prominent in the affairs of the colony of Massachusetts.
14. Mai 2024 · Graduated from Harvard and served as the fourth minister at the Second Church of Boston, starting in 1732, later moving to found the North Bennet Street Church. He descended from what his daughter Hannah later called “the four-fold line of Mathers,” i.e. four generations of Massachusetts Mather ministers: Richard, Increase, Cotton, and Samuel.
23. Mai 2024 · 99 Ibid. 94; Increase Mather, The Doctrine of Divine Providence Opened and Applyed (Boston, MA, 1684), 43. 100 100 This discrepancy was not always obvious since seventeenth-century New Englanders enjoyed high literacy and religious proficiency: Hall, Worlds of Wonder , 21–70, esp. 21–43.
Vor 6 Tagen · Another Puritan leader named Increase Mather wrote in his diary, “I have been greatly molested with temptations to atheism.” A church in Chicago delayed evangelist D. L. Moody’s membership because his beliefs seemed so uncertain. And you can go back further in history than that. People in the Bible like Moses, Jeremiah, Elijah ...
28. Mai 2024 · Prominent figures, including Increase Mather and Samuel Sewall, expressed contrition and censure for the proceedings. In 1697, the Massachusetts General Court designated a day of fasting and introspection in remembrance of the Salem tragedy, and in 1702, the adjudications were deemed unlawful.
Vor 2 Tagen · Increase Mather, writing after the war, suggested he was killed “out of hatred for him for his Religion, for he was Christianized, and baptiz’d, and was a Preacher amongst the Indians…and was wont to curb those Indians that knew not God on the account of their debauchereyes”. [1]
Vor einem Tag · The Fair Work Commission has announced Australia's minimum wage and award wages will increase by 3.75 per cent, taking the national minimum wage to $24.10 per hour or $915.91 per week from July 1.
