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The Great Commission. Miscellaneous Writings of C. H. Mackintosh, vol. IV

Note 14 — THE HISTORY OF THE TRIBE OF LEVI CONSIDERED

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I say, one in worship; and I would press this point, because at the present day it seems to be a thought in the minds of many that there may be unity in service and at the same time the greatest diversity in worship. I would appeal to the spiritual mind of the Christian reader, and I would ask him, Can this really be? What should we say to a family who would unite, or appear to do so, for the purpose of carrying on their father's work, but who could not, by reason of division, meet around their father's table? Could such unity satisfy a father who loved his children?

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