Memorials Concerning Deceased Friends; Being a Selection From the Records of the Yearly Meeting for Pennsylvania &c., From the Year 1788 to 1819, Inclusive
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Thou knowest, O Lord, that I love thee." Seventh of the week — Being raised up, he said, " Let us take all things patiently." And being asked by a friend, who had just come to see him, how he was, he said, ^* I think this has been the deepest sickness that I ever had, but a favoured one." 52 He continued much the same until about the fourth hour on Fourth- day morning, when a shaking fit came on him, accompanied with the pains of death, but were believed to be much alleviated by a sense of the ...Divine Pre- sence. A few hours before his decease, he appeared to be somewhat relieved from pain, and quietly departed about one o'clock, on the 24th of the Fourth-month, 1794, in the 67th year of his age.
Testimony from the Monthly Meeting of Philadelphia^ for the Southern District^ con- cerning Elizabeth Drinker.
THIS our beloved friend having been a member of our monthly meeting a conside- rable number of years, we are impressed with a solid sense and remembrance of her gospel labours and services, and incited by the uni- ted motives of love and duty to give the fol- lowing testimony concerning her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou knowest, O Lord, that I love thee." Seventh of the week — Being raised up, he said, " Let us take all things patiently." And being asked by a friend, who had just come to see him, how he was, he said, ^* I think this has been the deepest sickness that I ever had, but a favoured one." 52 He continued much the same until about the fourth hour on Fourth- day morning, when a shaking fit came on him, accompanied with the pains of death, but were believed to be much alleviated by a sense of the ...Divine Pre- sence. A few hours before his decease, he appeared to be somewhat relieved from pain, and quietly departed about one o'clock, on the 24th of the Fourth-month, 1794, in the 67th year of his age.
Testimony from the Monthly Meeting of Philadelphia^ for the Southern District^ con- cerning Elizabeth Drinker.
THIS our beloved friend having been a member of our monthly meeting a conside- rable number of years, we are impressed with a solid sense and remembrance of her gospel labours and services, and incited by the uni- ted motives of love and duty to give the fol- lowing testimony concerning her.
What to read after Memorials Concerning Deceased Friends; Being a Selection From the Records of the Yearly Meeting for Pennsylvania &c., From the Year 1788 to 1819, Inclusive?
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