Memoirs of John M Mason D D S T P
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How great the attainment to have all things for eternity settled soon. "My soul is safe, and death cannot hurt me, and the tribunal of God has nothing to terrify ^ Who was lying at the point of death. F Iler youngest child.
166 DEATH OF A CHILD.
me. I am a Christian, and partake of Him who is the Resur- rection and the Life: therefore will I not fear. " What a tri- umph ! May you my dear Madam, and yours, know it in its glory 1 I commend you to " God who raiseth up those who are cast down, " be...seeching him to bestow upon him "everlast- ing consolation and good hope through grace ;" and am, Yours in unfeigned sympathy, J. M. MASON.
Early in 1804:, his sister Mrs. Brown was well nigh prostrated by a stroke which he very tenderly shared with her, and he thus gave utterance to his feelings : — MR. M. TO MRS. BROWN, FRANKFORT.
New York, Feb. 15, 1804.
This moment, my beloved sister, have I received the intel- ligence of the departure of your little Alfred. It is well ! Is it not, my sister ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How great the attainment to have all things for eternity settled soon. "My soul is safe, and death cannot hurt me, and the tribunal of God has nothing to terrify ^ Who was lying at the point of death. F Iler youngest child.
166 DEATH OF A CHILD.
me. I am a Christian, and partake of Him who is the Resur- rection and the Life: therefore will I not fear. " What a tri- umph ! May you my dear Madam, and yours, know it in its glory 1 I commend you to " God who raiseth up those who are cast down, " be...seeching him to bestow upon him "everlast- ing consolation and good hope through grace ;" and am, Yours in unfeigned sympathy, J. M. MASON.
Early in 1804:, his sister Mrs. Brown was well nigh prostrated by a stroke which he very tenderly shared with her, and he thus gave utterance to his feelings : — MR. M. TO MRS. BROWN, FRANKFORT.
New York, Feb. 15, 1804.
This moment, my beloved sister, have I received the intel- ligence of the departure of your little Alfred. It is well ! Is it not, my sister ?
What to read after Memoirs of John M Mason D D S T P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Van Vechten to read onlineMoreLess
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