Memorials of South Africa
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Cape Town. Preached in the morning to our usual congregation. In the afternoon 1 went to the prison, and discoursed to the prisoners. I felt a yearning pity towards them, an earnest desire that they might be induced to seek salvation. In the evening I preached again in the chapel from, 4 We know that we are of God. ' " September 2nd, Sabbath. Preached in the morning with considerable enlargement from Psalm cxxii. 1. The people appeared to feel interested. Attended the service of the English Chu...rch. The bishop of Calcutta, who has touched here on his way to India, preached a truly evan- gelical sermon from Colossians ii. 11. 'Where there is neither Jew nor Greek, ' &c. From the church I went direct to the prison, and preached to its wretched inmates. They heard with attention, and some of them evidently were serious. At three o'clock, p. M. , I preached in the chapel upon the character of Cornelius, and again in the evening, upon the parable of the rich fool. The whole of this day's services were concluded by the celebration of the Lord's Supper, which was a time of refreshing from the presence of the Lord.
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Cape Town. Preached in the morning to our usual congregation. In the afternoon 1 went to the prison, and discoursed to the prisoners. I felt a yearning pity towards them, an earnest desire that they might be induced to seek salvation. In the evening I preached again in the chapel from, 4 We know that we are of God. ' " September 2nd, Sabbath. Preached in the morning with considerable enlargement from Psalm cxxii. 1. The people appeared to feel interested. Attended the service of the English Chu...rch. The bishop of Calcutta, who has touched here on his way to India, preached a truly evan- gelical sermon from Colossians ii. 11. 'Where there is neither Jew nor Greek, ' &c. From the church I went direct to the prison, and preached to its wretched inmates. They heard with attention, and some of them evidently were serious. At three o'clock, p. M. , I preached in the chapel upon the character of Cornelius, and again in the evening, upon the parable of the rich fool. The whole of this day's services were concluded by the celebration of the Lord's Supper, which was a time of refreshing from the presence of the Lord.
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