" June 21.1840: Rev. M.A. Gathercole read the prayers this morning with very great propriety." July 26.1840. Two valuable sermons from Mr. Gathercole, from Gen. v. 24. & Res. 11.10; particularly the latter. Morning. I The course described, implies (1) Reconciliation with God; (2) lommunion with Him; (3) Referring all things to this glory. II The results of that course; his translation. Though we cannot expect to escape death, by treading in the steps of Enoch yet we may be preparing for a future state of blessedness. Such a course however we can only take by the gracious assistance of the Holy Spirit. Evening. I. The solemn charge given, implies (1) Faithfulness in professing our attachment to Christ; (2) Faithfulness in holding fast his truth; (3) Faithfulness in obeying his precepts. II. The graciones promise includes, (1) The gift a free undeserved "unspeakably valuable gift: (2) The Giver, the Lord Jesus; (3) The time of its bestowment, after death ',') From Riv. John Raban's Journal. P.S. The place of worship not named but supposed to be situated in the Kennington, Surrey.. W.P. Storer. Olney. Mar, 20, 1859. Preferment. Rev. M. A. Gathercole Chatteris V. Cambridge 7554? hamery suit respecting the right of Standard, Dec. 18.1808. Deaths. Gathercole. Dec. I, at the Manor House, Chatteris for Chatter's, the Rev. M. t. Gathercole, late vieer of 32 years, yod 84. R.I.P. |