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Excerpt from The Voice of One Crying in a Wilderness, or the Business of a Christian, Both Antecedaneous To, Concomitant Of, and Consequent Upon, a Sore and Heavy Visitation: Represented in Several Sermons, Under the Following Titles, Viz. A Welcome to the Plague, a Farewel to Life, the Angelic Life
Who cleared up my interclt in his Son, firengthcned my dences of his love, fatisfied and allured my foul of its happy date, more than at any time, more than at all tunes formerly; I had clearer and furer evidences of divine cc in that patient, (elf-deny ing, {elf-fubmitting me of (pint, than in all the duties that ever I performed. Tb: 1:4q qf' team, brou ht me more fight ofrny God, more in fight into my elf, than ever the wally effvi/f?m, all duties and ordinances had done. When the Sam qf rigbteaufize/s' arofe upon my foul, and chafed away all the mills and foggs of {elf-will, and creature loves, then alfo did all black and difmal fears, all gloomy doubtings, molt fenfibly ?ee before him.
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