1797 NOAH WEBSTER. Signed Oration before the Phi Beta Kappa Society - Postmillennial Vision. Baptist Till the brief hours of

Till the brief hours of time shall cease

Samuel Green

experiences of grace

the fall of Petersburg Virginia

1797 NOAH WEBSTER. Signed Oration before the Phi Beta Kappa Society - Postmillennial Vision. Baptist Till the brief hours ofA rather rare oration given by Charles Chauncey Jun, son of Jonathan Edwards' "Boston nemesis" of the same name. Chauncey saw the Great Awakening as the spiritual tantrum of impulsive enthusiasts and regularly opined against Edwards, Whitefield, the Tennents, etc., He believed God was on His throne and establishing His kingdom through the means of grace, i. e. the regular functions of grace through preaching, teaching, broader education, and the salt