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I know the Lord hath some great end to answer in keeping me here so long . My
sister's death was a translation ; mine is dying by inches ; and yet , though it be
very painful , I am persuaded the longer I stay here the better it will be for me .
I know the Lord hath some great end to answer in keeping me here so long . My
sister's death was a translation ; mine is dying by inches ; and yet , though it be
very painful , I am persuaded the longer I stay here the better it will be for me .
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A little after , stretching out his arms as if he saw the angelic convoy that was
come for him , he cried out with uncommon eagerness , and repeated it again
and again , “ I'm coming , I'm coming --- you go too fast for me ; I can't keep up
with ye ...
A little after , stretching out his arms as if he saw the angelic convoy that was
come for him , he cried out with uncommon eagerness , and repeated it again
and again , “ I'm coming , I'm coming --- you go too fast for me ; I can't keep up
with ye ...
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The sinner may find means to avoid reflection when he is in full health : he may
keep himself in a constant hurry of business : or he may drink so often , and drink
so deep , of pleasure's enchanting cup , as to be in a state of almost perpetual ...
The sinner may find means to avoid reflection when he is in full health : he may
keep himself in a constant hurry of business : or he may drink so often , and drink
so deep , of pleasure's enchanting cup , as to be in a state of almost perpetual ...
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... persuaded that he was able to keep what I had committed to him against that
day ; and therefore , thougb when he came to call me I had not that full assurance
of faith I have heard other Christians talk of , yet I had a good hope through grace
...
... persuaded that he was able to keep what I had committed to him against that
day ; and therefore , thougb when he came to call me I had not that full assurance
of faith I have heard other Christians talk of , yet I had a good hope through grace
...
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Keep a conscience void of offence . Guilt upon the conscience is a heavy burthen
' at any time , but it is a dreadful weight upon the mind , and a pricking thorn in the
pillow of a dying Christian ; for it cannot be concealed that the best saints have ...
Keep a conscience void of offence . Guilt upon the conscience is a heavy burthen
' at any time , but it is a dreadful weight upon the mind , and a pricking thorn in the
pillow of a dying Christian ; for it cannot be concealed that the best saints have ...
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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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