Christian Mourning : a Funeral Discourse, Occasioned By the Death of Mrs. Sarah Hibben, Consort of Col. James Hibben, Sen., On the 26th July, 1827
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Her visits were almost always visits of mercy and faithfulness. When she went about, it was like the blessed Redeemer, doing good. Where was the scene of distress within her reach, that she did not seek to alleviate — the sick bed or the house of mourning which she neglected? Of all those who enjoyed her company and conversation it may be confidently asserted, that if they are not better for it to all eternity, it will be their own fault. In all her social intercourse, her heart was intent upon... promoting the spiritual welfare of all. For each she had a word in season, in the meekness of wisdom.
Humble and retiring by nature as the sweet flower of the forest, yet in doing her Master's will she had the unwavering decision, the glowing zeal of a martyr.
The sanctuary of publick worship was dear to her.
It was always with a gladdened heart that she heard it said, come let us go up to the house of the Lord. How often in this place has the preacher's eye rested with sacred delight upon her devout and placid countenance, in yonder seat now vacant; with the comforting reflection, that there was at least one heart lifted up in fervent supplication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her visits were almost always visits of mercy and faithfulness. When she went about, it was like the blessed Redeemer, doing good. Where was the scene of distress within her reach, that she did not seek to alleviate — the sick bed or the house of mourning which she neglected? Of all those who enjoyed her company and conversation it may be confidently asserted, that if they are not better for it to all eternity, it will be their own fault. In all her social intercourse, her heart was intent upon... promoting the spiritual welfare of all. For each she had a word in season, in the meekness of wisdom.
Humble and retiring by nature as the sweet flower of the forest, yet in doing her Master's will she had the unwavering decision, the glowing zeal of a martyr.
The sanctuary of publick worship was dear to her.
It was always with a gladdened heart that she heard it said, come let us go up to the house of the Lord. How often in this place has the preacher's eye rested with sacred delight upon her devout and placid countenance, in yonder seat now vacant; with the comforting reflection, that there was at least one heart lifted up in fervent supplication.
What to read after Christian Mourning : a Funeral Discourse, Occasioned By the Death of Mrs. Sarah Hibben, Consort of Col. James Hibben, Sen., On the 26th July, 1827?
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