"The Numbering of the People" by George Allen is a sermon delivered in 1861, connecting the national census with spiritual reflection. It explores the relationship between civic duty and faith, emphasizing the importance of the census. Allen discusses its purpose for both national welfare and governance. He frames the census as an opportunity for spiritual growth, encouraging self-reflection and ethical conduct. The sermon warns of a final divine reckoning. Listeners are urged to seek peace with God while they have the chance.
"The Numbering of the People" A Sermon in conjunction with the census of 1861 preached in St. Thomas' Church, Islington, on Sunday Evening, April 7
By George (Vicar of St. Thomas's Allen
During a national census, a call for both worldly accountability and divine judgement echoes.
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