The German sectarians of Pennsylvania : a critical and legendary history of the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers (1899)
Sachse, Julius Friedrich, 1842-1919 · Philadelphia : Printed for the author · leaf 500
eath I was set free. His great merit, continues Agrippa, which stood byhim in every temptation, was this, that he was a man afterGods own heart, like David, who knew how to humblehimself when brought into judgment. For, especially inthe beginning, he often stood in the way of the Superinten-dents… … o i OK? Q I Biographical Sketch. 393 like others did, have parted from him in anger; but as hewalked in Davids footsteps he humbled himself, and ac-cepted the judgment, even as his hymns bear witness.When, contrary to his and others supposition, the largehouses were built in the settlement, he was…
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