Society for Irish Church Missions

Excerpt from Society for Irish Church Missions: Report of the Proceedings at the Second Annual Meeting, Held on the 2nd of May, 1851
God's word will inevitably perish at last by God's word and I hail that ac of the Pope's because it shows that the doom of the Papacy is ni h at hand (applause) My Christian friends, we will give the Pope, b Godgs help, m peace as Pope. Let him come down to a lain bishop, an be a Protestan primitive bishop, such as Clement was, an then, but not till then, will WI give him any peace. Till then, every soldier of the cross is pledged to im placable warfare inst the system of Popery, that system Wth is thc greatest bane of Ire d, the greatest blight of Italy, and the greatest incubw on the universal Church of Christ. (loud applause.) I am perfectly satis fied that this institution is doing its work well. I am satisfied that Englam owes to it a debt of gratitude. I am satisfied that if we value our Protestam pn'vile es and blessings, the time is come when we must sacrifice more, suffei more, bour more, love more, and pray more for them. May our Christiar merchants nobly open their hearts and hands on behalf of such institutions a: this; may we prove to the world that we value our Protestantism dearei than our fortunes, our liberties, or even our lives, because we believe our Pro testantism in its fair, full, and legitimate import is nothing less than tht glorious gospel of the grace of God. (loud and prolonged app ause.)
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