Extracts From My Note-Book From 1831-1854
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— We have to-day attended a large and crowded meeting at Newington, held on the occasion of the burial of William Allen. When the meeting became settled, there was a striking stillness and solemnity which were very precious. Several short testimonies were borne to the usefulness of our departed friend, referring to the grace of God by which he was 1844.] 145 what lie was, and conveying tlie unshaken belief that he had entered the realms of eternal bliss.
My thoughts dwelt awhile instructively o...n the hap- piness of a future state* — a state out of the reach of sin, temptation, and suffering, and one in which the ransomed soul is for ever in the enjoyment of that Saviour whom our dear friend was concerned to honour and to serve on earth.
I took tea with the company ; after it was over there was a time of silence, when Elizabeth Dudley and Hannah Backhouse spoke on the blessings of the righteous, and, under very solemn feelings which pre- vailed, on the unutterable joy of which the disembodied spirit partakes, of which some sense is at 'times in mercy granted on this side of the grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— We have to-day attended a large and crowded meeting at Newington, held on the occasion of the burial of William Allen. When the meeting became settled, there was a striking stillness and solemnity which were very precious. Several short testimonies were borne to the usefulness of our departed friend, referring to the grace of God by which he was 1844.] 145 what lie was, and conveying tlie unshaken belief that he had entered the realms of eternal bliss.
My thoughts dwelt awhile instructively o...n the hap- piness of a future state* — a state out of the reach of sin, temptation, and suffering, and one in which the ransomed soul is for ever in the enjoyment of that Saviour whom our dear friend was concerned to honour and to serve on earth.
I took tea with the company ; after it was over there was a time of silence, when Elizabeth Dudley and Hannah Backhouse spoke on the blessings of the righteous, and, under very solemn feelings which pre- vailed, on the unutterable joy of which the disembodied spirit partakes, of which some sense is at 'times in mercy granted on this side of the grave.
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