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Some Readers may object to the number of Funeral Sermons which appear in
this volume .. But as the circumstances attending the Lake family , for whom six of
them were preached , were remarkable ; and as these Discourses are connected
...
Some Readers may object to the number of Funeral Sermons which appear in
this volume .. But as the circumstances attending the Lake family , for whom six of
them were preached , were remarkable ; and as these Discourses are connected
...
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I want breath ; and yet , in one sense I don't neither :. I shall be best of all when
my breath is entirely stopped ; -- but if I had breath ; I could sing now as cheerfully
as ever I did in my life . " ( what a great change will it appear to B 2 Serm . 1. ] ...
I want breath ; and yet , in one sense I don't neither :. I shall be best of all when
my breath is entirely stopped ; -- but if I had breath ; I could sing now as cheerfully
as ever I did in my life . " ( what a great change will it appear to B 2 Serm . 1. ] ...
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what a great change will it appear to me by and by ; God shall wipe away all tears
from my eyes . No pains , no faintings , no heaviness then . - I would not be
impatient , but I can't help saying I long for the time . Now I am a poor creature ...
what a great change will it appear to me by and by ; God shall wipe away all tears
from my eyes . No pains , no faintings , no heaviness then . - I would not be
impatient , but I can't help saying I long for the time . Now I am a poor creature ...
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... he hath never left me nor forsaken ' ine . ” Being asked what he thought of
beaven now , in this near view of it , he said : “ Indeed I don't know what to think of
it . The place -- the work — the enjoyments - every thing , appears so great , that I
...
... he hath never left me nor forsaken ' ine . ” Being asked what he thought of
beaven now , in this near view of it , he said : “ Indeed I don't know what to think of
it . The place -- the work — the enjoyments - every thing , appears so great , that I
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In this connection with the context , the words are weighty : but perhaps they will
appear still more striking , if we consider them in connection with the providence .
Imagine them to be the parting counsel of her whose death we mourn . Imagine ...
In this connection with the context , the words are weighty : but perhaps they will
appear still more striking , if we consider them in connection with the providence .
Imagine them to be the parting counsel of her whose death we mourn . Imagine ...
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| Title | Sermons, and Other Discourses ... Volume 2 of Sermons, and Other Discourses, Samuel Lavington |
| Author | Samuel Lavington |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, 1815 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 1 Jul 2019 |
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