“We should not demand from a man a kind of work his Creator never intended him to do,” said Professor Hewitson in an address to the Presbyterian Assembly (states the “Star”). “I have,” he proceeded, “to make daily confession that I have left undone those things which I ought to do have done and done those things which I ought not to have done, but I have no consciousness of guilt because I have not been a church organist. Our Maker determined that we should all be interdependent and made us so that there are some things that each of us can do that others cannot, and some things each of us cannot do that others can. a fact we often fail to perceive, with unhappy results to the body of which we are a part. The peace of every assembly, ecclesiastical Ss well as political, is disturbed by men who aspire to hold the reins, whereas their Creator said most audibly when He made jbetg‘flojy,, go behind (uid
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 54, 27 November 1928, Page 6
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