GETHSEMANE.

RECOMMENDATION.

“ GETHSEMANE, OR THOUGHTS ON THE SUFFERINGS OF
CHRIST," a little work, by the author of the “ GUIDE" and
" REFTGE," (which have been deservedly popular in Ame.
rica,) is the best discussion, from an uninspired pen, of the
nature, extent, and design of the sufferings of our Saviour,
which we have ever read; and we cordially recommend it to
the communicants of our respective churches, as being wor-
thy of their devout attention.
October 20th, 1817.

EZRA STILES ELY,
Pastor of the third Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia.

JACOB BRODHEAD,
Pastor of the first Reformed Duteh Church, Philadelphia.

Lithdemare in an underifrtural, antio 'antievangelist 5 dangeroud is frwdeleon of the nature, extent , & design of the sufferesish of sur Saviours 5 haša un dlines

'na l'oese the imjenitenk iu jesilij fracking the justice, suik som goodness of God. .

Signed 2amed FM

OR,

THOUGHTS

ON

The Sufferings of Christ.

BY THE

AUTHOR OF “THE REFUGE,” AND “THE

GUIDE TO DOMESTIC HAPPINESS.”

* Redemption! oh thou beauteous mystic plan!
Thou salutary source of life to man!
What tongue can speak thy comprehensive grace!
What thoughts thy depths unfathomable trace!
When lost in sin our ruin'd nature lay,
When awful justice claim'd her righteous pay!
See the mild Saviour bend his pitying eye,
And stops the lightning just prepared to fly!'

First American, from the second enlarged London edition.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY ANTHONY FINLEY,
AT THE WHITE-HOUSE, N. E. CORNER OF CHESNUT AND

FOURTH STREETS.
William Fry, Printer.
• 1817.