Anglican Church Architecture: With Some Remarks Upon Ecclesiastical Furniture (1846) - Hardcover

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To Bay nothing of the plain duty of building new churches in our crowded dL jtrict.s: surely from a grateful spirit, to adorn God shouse with every lawful ornament; to make it wide enough to admit with decency and ease an increasing population to kneel within its precincts; to provide for its being outwardly of a gracious aspect in the eyes of those who should come there to listen toG ods Word, and to offer up their supplications to Him ;to let the common home of the religious sympathies of all around us be that which we most cheerfully adorn with the rich materials and the finished skill which wealth commands; surely thus to make the temple of theL ord beautiful, and the sanctuary of His poor commodious, is the acting of a fit and well-instructed piety. Archdeacon S. Wilberforce sC harge, 1842.
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