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Persons of every age were now the subjects of alarm and conviction ; and not a few from this period to the end of the revival, were gathered in from those classes which at first seemed to have no share in the work.
This period of the revival was also distinguished by another interesting fact. At its very commencement opposition had made its appearance. Numbers had indulged themselves in rid- icule. Others were exceedingly mad against the work, and dis- posed to say all manner of evil of those w...hom God had employed as the instruments of its promotion. But now some of the most 28 open and daring opposers were arrested. Several of this char- acter were at this period borne down with a sense of sin, and after a season of deep anguish and conviction, brought apparently to love the cause which they had before labored to destroy. In many instances, the very persons \vlio were considered champi- ons of firmness, and who were referred to as those who it was thought would not yield to such impressions, were brought to tremble under the power of God, to deplore that wrath which they now felt they merited, and to seek that sovereign mercy, which was their only hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Persons of every age were now the subjects of alarm and conviction ; and not a few from this period to the end of the revival, were gathered in from those classes which at first seemed to have no share in the work.
This period of the revival was also distinguished by another interesting fact. At its very commencement opposition had made its appearance. Numbers had indulged themselves in rid- icule. Others were exceedingly mad against the work, and dis- posed to say all manner of evil of those w...hom God had employed as the instruments of its promotion. But now some of the most 28 open and daring opposers were arrested. Several of this char- acter were at this period borne down with a sense of sin, and after a season of deep anguish and conviction, brought apparently to love the cause which they had before labored to destroy. In many instances, the very persons \vlio were considered champi- ons of firmness, and who were referred to as those who it was thought would not yield to such impressions, were brought to tremble under the power of God, to deplore that wrath which they now felt they merited, and to seek that sovereign mercy, which was their only hope.
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