Mote, Edward, an English Baptist minister,
was born in London January 21, 1797. He
went astray, he tells us, from his youth, but
was happily converted in 1813 under the
preaching of the Rev. J. Hyatt, one of
Lady Huntingdon's preachers, and joined
the Church of which Rev. Alexander Fletcher
was pastor, but two years later united
with the Baptist Church. He engaged in
business as a cabinetmaker for some years,
but employed part of his time writing for
the press, and at length entered the ministry.
From 1852 until his death, November
13, 1874, he was pastor of the Baptist
Church at Horsham, Essex. Mr. Mote was
the editor of Hymns of Praise, London,
1836, to which he contributed nearly one
hundred of his own compositions.
| My hope is built on nothing less |
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