Life of Philip Doddridge Dd With Notices of Some of His Contemporaries And
Life of Philip Doddridge Dd With Notices of Some of His Contemporaries And
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' I take the first opportunity, ' writes the Rev. Hugh Farmer to Doddridge, * of acknowledging my obligation to you for the favor of your ser- mon ; which I cannot but greatly value, both as a testimony of your kind regard, and as a wise and seasonable admonition. It is impossible not to be impressed with your affecting representa- tion of the evil and danger of neglecting the souls of men. When I seriously consider how im- portant, how difficult and dangerous a trust is lodged in the ministers... of the gospel, to whom * Richard Frost's Funeral Sermon on Dr. Doddridge.
HIS PASTORATE AT NORTHAMPTON'. HQ the care of immortal souls is committed, I won- der that it is possible for us to think of anj'thing but how to execute that trust with the greatest faithfulness and diligence. It is strange that we do not rather want cautions against too great a solicitude in our work, which might very much distract our thoughts and impair our health, than pressing exhortations and the most solemn admonitions not to be slothful or negligent in a concern which, when we think of it at all, must swallow up every other thought.
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' I take the first opportunity, ' writes the Rev. Hugh Farmer to Doddridge, * of acknowledging my obligation to you for the favor of your ser- mon ; which I cannot but greatly value, both as a testimony of your kind regard, and as a wise and seasonable admonition. It is impossible not to be impressed with your affecting representa- tion of the evil and danger of neglecting the souls of men. When I seriously consider how im- portant, how difficult and dangerous a trust is lodged in the ministers... of the gospel, to whom * Richard Frost's Funeral Sermon on Dr. Doddridge.
HIS PASTORATE AT NORTHAMPTON'. HQ the care of immortal souls is committed, I won- der that it is possible for us to think of anj'thing but how to execute that trust with the greatest faithfulness and diligence. It is strange that we do not rather want cautions against too great a solicitude in our work, which might very much distract our thoughts and impair our health, than pressing exhortations and the most solemn admonitions not to be slothful or negligent in a concern which, when we think of it at all, must swallow up every other thought.
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