There is only one brief reference to the Model of Christian Charity that has survived from the seventeenth-century occurring in a request by the Reverent Henry Jacie. In a letter written about February 1634 where he asks John Winthrop Jr. to obtain the Model of Charity, among other things. Subsequently there is no clear mention for two centuries, and no reference to anyone having heard it. Even so it was likely the Sermon was likely performed onboard the Arbella, facilitated by the close quarters. If they were educated men they may have understood that they were hearing a succinct statement on Protestant, and more particularly, Puritan teaching on the state and on man’s relationship to
There is only one brief reference to the Model of Christian Charity that has survived from the seventeenth-century occurring in a request by the Reverent Henry Jacie. In a letter written about February 1634 where he asks John Winthrop Jr. to obtain the Model of Charity, among other things. Subsequently there is no clear mention for two centuries, and no reference to anyone having heard it. Even so it was likely the Sermon was likely performed onboard the Arbella, facilitated by the close quarters. If they were educated men they may have understood that they were hearing a succinct statement on Protestant, and more particularly, Puritan teaching on the state and on man’s relationship to