JONAS CLARK

I trained them for this very hour; they will fight, and, if need be, die, too, under the shadow of the house of God.

Religion is the source of liberty, the soul of government, and the life of a people.

Next to the acknowledgement of the existence of a Deity, there is no one principle of greater importance in religion, than a realizing belief of the divine government and superintending the affairs of the universe, providence, and intimately concerned in whatever happens to mankind, both as nations and kingdoms, and as individuals.

Many inhabitants both of the town and country, are daily abused and insulted, by the troops. The devotion of God’s people, in their worshipping assemblies, is frequently interrupted, and marks of the utmost contempt are cast upon religion itself. Bodies of troops from time to time march into the country, with a view … to alarm, terrify, or awe the inhabitants to a submission.

The Fate of Blood-thirsty Oppressors, and GOD’s tender Care of His distressed People.

From this day will be dated the liberty of the world.

The Fate of Blood-thirsty Oppressors, and GOD’s tender Care of His distressed People.

Religion is the source of liberty, the soul of government, and the life of a people.

I trained them for this very hour; they will fight, and, if need be, die, too, under the shadow of the house of God.

From this day will be dated the liberty of the world.

Many inhabitants both of the town and country, are daily abused and insulted, by the troops. The devotion of God’s people, in their worshipping assemblies, is frequently interrupted, and marks of the utmost contempt are cast upon religion itself. Bodies of troops from time to time march into the country, with a view … to alarm, terrify, or awe the inhabitants to a submission.

Next to the acknowledgement of the existence of a Deity, there is no one principle of greater importance in religion, than a realizing belief of the divine government and superintending the affairs of the universe, providence, and intimately concerned in whatever happens to mankind, both as nations and kingdoms, and as individuals.