A Sermon Delivered At Newton, On the Third Lord's Day in October, 1802, Occasioned By the Death of Miss Sally Grafton, Aet. 12
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No, no. With what avidity fliould I have fnatched my dear daughter from the hand of death, had it been in my power.
And I doubt not, my dear forrowing friends, you would have done the fame, by your departed rela- tives. But, fliall we fay unto him, in oppofition to his will, and by complaining of his govern- ment, " What doeft thou ?*' God forbid. Rath- er let us fay, " the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away, and bleflcd be the name of the ^s Lord." Inflead of repining at our lofTes, let u...s cheerfully fubmit to God, and praife his name that he gave us fuch bleflings, and continued them with us fo long. Although he giveth not an account of his matters, (/. e. a full account and the reafons of his condud) yet we have the greateft evidence to believe, that ^^ He is wife in heart, and righteous in all his ways." " Shall not," will not, doth not " the Judge of all the earth do right ?" Yes, verily.
3. Let it be our care, that we wifely and re- ligioufly improve our bereavements and afflic- tions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, no. With what avidity fliould I have fnatched my dear daughter from the hand of death, had it been in my power.
And I doubt not, my dear forrowing friends, you would have done the fame, by your departed rela- tives. But, fliall we fay unto him, in oppofition to his will, and by complaining of his govern- ment, " What doeft thou ?*' God forbid. Rath- er let us fay, " the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away, and bleflcd be the name of the ^s Lord." Inflead of repining at our lofTes, let u...s cheerfully fubmit to God, and praife his name that he gave us fuch bleflings, and continued them with us fo long. Although he giveth not an account of his matters, (/. e. a full account and the reafons of his condud) yet we have the greateft evidence to believe, that ^^ He is wife in heart, and righteous in all his ways." " Shall not," will not, doth not " the Judge of all the earth do right ?" Yes, verily.
3. Let it be our care, that we wifely and re- ligioufly improve our bereavements and afflic- tions.
What to read after A Sermon Delivered At Newton, On the Third Lord's Day in October, 1802, Occasioned By the Death of Miss Sally Grafton, Aet. 12?
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