So, my brethren, let us do our work, that others entering o… - William Mackergo Taylor

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So, my brethren, let us do our work, that others entering on it may carry it forward through after generations. Thus shall the work of the fathers become the glory of fheir children; and in the end, when the mystery of God shall be finished, we shall see, in its completed beauty and proportion, the great fabric into which we put our little all; and we shall rejoice at once in the skill of the Architect and the diligence of the successive builders.

William Mackergo Taylor

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William Mackergo Taylor (1829 – 1895) was an American Congregational minister.

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