Memoirs of Andrew Sherburne a Pensioner of the Navy of the Revolution Written
Memoirs of Andrew Sherburne a Pensioner of the Navy of the Revolution Written
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" What, " it be possible that a wretch so vile, )B<?> 14 158 MEMOIRS OF abominable, could be the means of a soul s conversion?" I sunk into dejection and despair.
Again I viewed the scenes of distress through which I had been drawn, and the numerous instances of con versions which had taken place within the circle of my acquaintance since I had been deeply concerned, and in how short a time some had been brought to rejoice in Jesus. It seemed as if mine was a lost case; that it was God s ...design to send me down to regions of black des pair; and I was, notwithstanding, constrained to ac knowledge that God was just, and that I justly deserv ed his everlasting displeasure.
In this state of embarrassment, I went into the meet ing; my perplexity continued throughout the services. At the close of the meeting the young converts surroun ded the minister and appeared very happy. I stood aloof, and by the time 1 had resolved to follow the min ister to his lodgings, and make to him the communica tions which I had formerly designed, my old ship mate came to rne and insisted that I must go and spend the night with him: the congregation had principally dispersed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What, " it be possible that a wretch so vile, )B<?> 14 158 MEMOIRS OF abominable, could be the means of a soul s conversion?" I sunk into dejection and despair.
Again I viewed the scenes of distress through which I had been drawn, and the numerous instances of con versions which had taken place within the circle of my acquaintance since I had been deeply concerned, and in how short a time some had been brought to rejoice in Jesus. It seemed as if mine was a lost case; that it was God s ...design to send me down to regions of black des pair; and I was, notwithstanding, constrained to ac knowledge that God was just, and that I justly deserv ed his everlasting displeasure.
In this state of embarrassment, I went into the meet ing; my perplexity continued throughout the services. At the close of the meeting the young converts surroun ded the minister and appeared very happy. I stood aloof, and by the time 1 had resolved to follow the min ister to his lodgings, and make to him the communica tions which I had formerly designed, my old ship mate came to rne and insisted that I must go and spend the night with him: the congregation had principally dispersed.
What to read after Memoirs of Andrew Sherburne a Pensioner of the Navy of the Revolution Written?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Sherburne to read onlineMoreLess
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