Life And Death of the Rev. Joseph Alleine--
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SIXTHLY, HIS LABOURS IN THE MINISRTY.
As respects his great industry and happy labours in the ministry, together with his great prudence and conipassion in applying himself to the souls cf his flock, according to their most pressing needs ; none who knew the former, but must also confess and admire the latter.
1, His prudence in iliem.
His prudence then in apportioning as well as designing, the most suitable and seasonable instructions to his people, was most apparent, in that he was still, aft...er he had finish- ed a foregoing text or discourse, even at a loss, as he hath often expressed himself to some of his friends, what subject most advantageous and seasonable to his auditory he should next insist on ; so far he was from aiming or shooting atro- vers, in his divine instructions and exhortations. And so loth he was to labour in vain, and to pass from one dis- course to another, as one unconcerned whether he had sown any good seeds or not on the hearts of his hearers ; that in the close of his applicatory part on any text (which some- times he handled for a considerable while), he ever express- ed his great unwillingness to leave that subject, till he could have some assurance that he had not fought in that spiritual warfare against sin, as one who beateth the air; when also he expressed his great fear, lest he should, after all his most importunate warnings, leave them as he found them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SIXTHLY, HIS LABOURS IN THE MINISRTY.
As respects his great industry and happy labours in the ministry, together with his great prudence and conipassion in applying himself to the souls cf his flock, according to their most pressing needs ; none who knew the former, but must also confess and admire the latter.
1, His prudence in iliem.
His prudence then in apportioning as well as designing, the most suitable and seasonable instructions to his people, was most apparent, in that he was still, aft...er he had finish- ed a foregoing text or discourse, even at a loss, as he hath often expressed himself to some of his friends, what subject most advantageous and seasonable to his auditory he should next insist on ; so far he was from aiming or shooting atro- vers, in his divine instructions and exhortations. And so loth he was to labour in vain, and to pass from one dis- course to another, as one unconcerned whether he had sown any good seeds or not on the hearts of his hearers ; that in the close of his applicatory part on any text (which some- times he handled for a considerable while), he ever express- ed his great unwillingness to leave that subject, till he could have some assurance that he had not fought in that spiritual warfare against sin, as one who beateth the air; when also he expressed his great fear, lest he should, after all his most importunate warnings, leave them as he found them.
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