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George "Whitefield, wlio must have heard it from friends, gives us one, and it is pleasant to have it throusjh such a channel. It is as if we had a w^ord from Paul about Barnabas, after their sharp contention. ' Thus, ' lie says, in one of his sermons on Isa. Ix. 19, wdiere he gives the last expressions of several dying Christians, 'thus died Mr. Ealph Erskine — his last words were "Victory, victory, victory ! " ' Of Ebenezer's death we have a more detailed account. 'Wlien he heard that his bro...ther Ealph was dead, he said, with great feeling, ' And is Ealj^h gone ? He has twice got the start of me ; he was first in Christ, and now he is first in glory. ' His last public discourse was a short one, THE ERSKINES. 105 going from his bed to the pulpit, as the people were very urgent to see and hear him. His text was, ' I know that my Eedeemer liveth. ' His very last sermon was preached from his bed to a company in the room, when he baptized a child, and he chose a text with which he had particularly wished to finish his ministry, ' This God is our God for ever and ever ; He will be our guide even unto death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George "Whitefield, wlio must have heard it from friends, gives us one, and it is pleasant to have it throusjh such a channel. It is as if we had a w^ord from Paul about Barnabas, after their sharp contention. ' Thus, ' lie says, in one of his sermons on Isa. Ix. 19, wdiere he gives the last expressions of several dying Christians, 'thus died Mr. Ealph Erskine — his last words were "Victory, victory, victory ! " ' Of Ebenezer's death we have a more detailed account. 'Wlien he heard that his bro...ther Ealph was dead, he said, with great feeling, ' And is Ealj^h gone ? He has twice got the start of me ; he was first in Christ, and now he is first in glory. ' His last public discourse was a short one, THE ERSKINES. 105 going from his bed to the pulpit, as the people were very urgent to see and hear him. His text was, ' I know that my Eedeemer liveth. ' His very last sermon was preached from his bed to a company in the room, when he baptized a child, and he chose a text with which he had particularly wished to finish his ministry, ' This God is our God for ever and ever ; He will be our guide even unto death.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ker to read onlineMoreLess
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