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I lost not only my rest , but my health became the sacrifice , and although I sought
diligently , peace , however , was beyond my reach . I have not time to narrate to
you , what methods I took in order to obtain in my individual self the character ...
I lost not only my rest , but my health became the sacrifice , and although I sought
diligently , peace , however , was beyond my reach . I have not time to narrate to
you , what methods I took in order to obtain in my individual self the character ...
Page 101
Tell those dear friends , I cannot now visit them , but bid them look forward to that
era , when distance shall no longer separate the family of man . Some of my
connexions affirm , the sabbath is not to them a day of rest ! Whenever this is a
truth ...
Tell those dear friends , I cannot now visit them , but bid them look forward to that
era , when distance shall no longer separate the family of man . Some of my
connexions affirm , the sabbath is not to them a day of rest ! Whenever this is a
truth ...
Page 267
ship : no , let me not murmur because I am not blest with every thing , especially
when I am able to rest in the hope , that in a very little time I shall , through the
merits of a complete Saviour , meet my blood bought friends in those mansions ...
ship : no , let me not murmur because I am not blest with every thing , especially
when I am able to rest in the hope , that in a very little time I shall , through the
merits of a complete Saviour , meet my blood bought friends in those mansions ...
Page 325
... it is unfriendly to the doctrine of future punishments , indeed , this was what
rendered this doctrine odious in every age of the world ; for a great part of
mankind live on the fear and terrors excited by what the rest are taught to expect
in futurity .
... it is unfriendly to the doctrine of future punishments , indeed , this was what
rendered this doctrine odious in every age of the world ; for a great part of
mankind live on the fear and terrors excited by what the rest are taught to expect
in futurity .
Page 396
... Return unto thy rest . When we have lost the gilded toys of this world , and
become indeed poor , the Comforter directs our eyes to that inheritance , “
incorruptible and undefiled , which fadeth not away , reserved in heaven for us ,
where rust ...
... Return unto thy rest . When we have lost the gilded toys of this world , and
become indeed poor , the Comforter directs our eyes to that inheritance , “
incorruptible and undefiled , which fadeth not away , reserved in heaven for us ,
where rust ...
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| Title | Letters, and Sketches of Sermons, Volume 2 Volume 2 of Letters and Sketches of Sermons: In Threee Volumes, John Murray Letters, and Sketches of Sermons, John Murray |
| Author | John Murray |
| Publisher | J. Belcher, 1812 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2018 |
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