The crisis come : being remarks on Mr. Newman's letter to Dr. Jelf, and on Tract for the times, no. 90

J. (John) Jordan

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9 THE CRISIS COME, BEING REMARKS ON LETTER TO DR.MR. NEWMAN'S JELF, TRACT FOR THE No. 90.TIMES, BY THE REV. J. B.A.JORDAN, VICAR OF OXON,ENSTONE, OXFORD, PKINTED AND PUBLISHED BY L,J. WHEELER. 1841. THE CRISIS COME, Painful as it must be to all those who love the Lord j€s«s in and toand Him crucified,[Christ, truth,sincerity contemplate he events that have been forsome and thatyears past occurring, to force an us:5till are ;endeavouring unholy progress amongst whogainful as it must be to have andothers, vainly hoped per- iuaded themselves that better were and thatthings intended, 3ut of the School of the Tract Writers were to arise whothose, were to revive in thepristine vigour presumed pure Christianity 3fan earlier it is no to be denied or dissembled thatage; longer we have reached a Crisis the most that has fallenimportant upon the the ofChurch of since the Reformation itself.England days Not that we have now to fear the and the for I havestake,fagot *uo of assuch and thereforethat,surmisings any extravagance would at once renounce all ideaof such a The contest wething. —liave now to in is not one of but of faith one ofblood,engage " first and truth : for now when for the time weprinciples ought to be to a world in darkness and the shadow ofteachers," lying " we have need that one teach us which be the firstdeath, again of the Oracles of God." Heb. v. 12.

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• Newman
• Oxford Movement

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