1785 DAVID OSGOOD. The Unsearchable Riches of Christ. Early American Ordination Sermon. Americana Whitefield began to weep openly

Whitefield began to weep openly and said nothing moved him more than when he found not only that a person had been converted to Christ

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The Divinity of Christ

1785 DAVID OSGOOD. The Unsearchable Riches of Christ. Early American Ordination Sermon. Americana Whitefield began to weep openlyVery early American sermon preached by David Osgood at the Ordination of Peter Thacher. In an attempt to situate the importance of the American pulpit in the new Country, even over the heroes of the day; political, leaders, and heroes of the American Revolution; Osgood says, "The Ambassador who succesfully negotiats the affairs of an empire; the statesman whose exertions, whose wisdom and patriotism save a sinking nation; the hero who in the field