Excerpt from The Congregational Lecture, Twelfth Series: The Revealed Doctrine of Rewards and Punishments
The Author of the present Volume must have felt it, in most circumstances, a flattering distinction to be appointed Congregational Lecturer. As the selection was as unexpected as unsought, private consideration could be of no account; nor was it for him to complain of unworthiness and incompetency. To be associated with the cause of Theological Science was not quite indifferent to his ambition: to be enrolled with his honored predecessors in these tasks, was, at least, exciting to emulation.
"Forsitan et nostrum nomen miscebitur istis."
But he confesses that his thesis almost instantly subdued any rising pride. He submitted to it as "the burden of the Lord."
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