La storia dei pellegrini e Puritans, loro ascendenza e discendenza; base di Americanization . MS DA HOLLANU IN INGHILTERRA. I SEPARATISTI IN OLANDA 255 della profezia e ad essa si terrà come davanti a una luce shiningin un luogo oscuro. Sapevano che durante diciassette centuriesthe la religione di Gesù aveva fatto grande progresso, che wasnot di cessare mentre lo Spirito Santo led. Robinson saidHonor i vostri capi competente in legge, non vedendo in themthe ordinariness delle loro persone, ma dèi ordinanza foryour buona. Robinson ha creduto e predicato che bothLuther e Calvin, i cui insegnamenti raggiunto tutto il civ

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History of the Pilgrims and Puritans, their ancestry and descendants; basis of Americanization . MS FROM HOLLANU TO ENGLAND. THE SEPARATISTS IN HOLLAND 255 of prophecy, and to it they held as unto a light shiningin a dark place. They knew that during seventeen centuriesthe religion of Jesus had made vast progress, which wasnot to cease while the Holy Spirit led. Robinson saidHonor your rulers authority in law, not beholding in themthe ordinariness of their persons, but Gods ordinance foryour good. Robinson believed and preached that bothLuther and Calvin, whose teachings reached the entire civil-ized world, had but half opened a doorway leading to theLight Eternal. Robinson prophesied far greater things, wider knowledge, and a deeper comprehension of GodsWord and Way. Following that gleam—the Divine Word—the Pilgrim moved on, never swerving nor flinching for aninstant. Robinson struck the keynote of modern, joyousachievements in social life, in missions, and in the great ven-tures of faith that were and are yet to come. The steps ofprogress from now onward were swift. tit fat.. SOON TO PART FOREVER, THE MAYFLOWER AND SPEEDWELL AS COMPANY ANCHORED IN DARTMOUTH HARBOR. CHAPTER IV THE PILGRIM JOURNEY TO VIRGINIA VIA ENGLAND THE historic voyage to Virginia fairly began whenthe little sixty-ton Speedwell started from Delfs-haven, then a village port two miles from Rotter-dam on the River Maas. The pinnace was uncomfortablycrowded with planters. Only the young and the strong-est in the company left for the American wilderness.Even their pastor Robinson, who had urged their going, remained at Leyden with the majority, not foreseeing thatthe London backers of the enterprise through duplicitywould prevent his ever leaving Holland. At Southampton the Speedwell joined the charteredMayflower, a vessel of one hundred and eighty tons. A letter from their pastor John Robinson, surchargedwith good advice and tender solicitude, in the interim, sentacross channel by packet, was rec

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