Rutherford, Samuel, 1600?-1661 • SECTION 179

Reading section 179

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From IRVINE, being on my journey to Christ's Palace in Aberdeen, _August 4, 1636_.

[160] Correspondents who, because of the oppressive measures of the prelates, intended to proceed to New England. There was a M'Lelland of Balmagachan, near Roberton, in the parish of Borgue; but this is not he. This was John M'Lelland, sometime minister of Kirkcudbright, a friend of R. Blair's.

LXIV.--_To ALEXANDER GORDON of Earlston._

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(_CHALLENGES OF CONSCIENCE--THE CROSS NO BURDEN._)Reading section 176 (_CONSOLATION TO A BROTHER IN TRIBULATION--HIS OWN DEPRIVATION OF MINISTRY--CHRIST WORTH SUFFERING FOR._)Part 178 (_HIS FEELINGS UPON LEAVING ANWOTH._)Reading section 181 (_HOW UPHELD ON THE WAY._)Reading section 183

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