The Experience of Several Eminent Methodist Preachers With An Account of Their
The Experience of Several Eminent Methodist Preachers With An Account of Their
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I rode with much pain to Newcastle, but enjoyed great 9* 102 EXPERIENCE Of peace and a calm resignation to the Divine will. This I believe was a gracious dispensation, and was sent to humble me, and prepare me for a greater trial.
Jtugust 15. My dear wife took a fever. She had great pain and heavy affliction for about ten days, to- gether with many violent temptations. But she enjoy- ed perfect peace, and was fully resigned to the will of her Heavenly Father. At last she triumphed over death, a...nd without a doubt, a sigh, or a groan, breathed out her happy soul into the arms of her adorable Re- deemer!
On the 28th, Mr. Massiot preached her funeral ser- mon to a very large congregation of true mourners. -— The same evening she was interred amongst her ances- tors, in Ryton Church. She was an agreeable, affection- ate wife, a constant friend, and a pious, humble Chris- tian. She is now in Paradise, and I am left to mourn.
O may our heart and mind Continually ascend, That Haven of repose to find, Where all our labours end; Where all our grief is o'er, Our suff'rings and our pain: Who met on that Eternal Shore, Shall never part again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I rode with much pain to Newcastle, but enjoyed great 9* 102 EXPERIENCE Of peace and a calm resignation to the Divine will. This I believe was a gracious dispensation, and was sent to humble me, and prepare me for a greater trial.
Jtugust 15. My dear wife took a fever. She had great pain and heavy affliction for about ten days, to- gether with many violent temptations. But she enjoy- ed perfect peace, and was fully resigned to the will of her Heavenly Father. At last she triumphed over death, a...nd without a doubt, a sigh, or a groan, breathed out her happy soul into the arms of her adorable Re- deemer!
On the 28th, Mr. Massiot preached her funeral ser- mon to a very large congregation of true mourners. -— The same evening she was interred amongst her ances- tors, in Ryton Church. She was an agreeable, affection- ate wife, a constant friend, and a pious, humble Chris- tian. She is now in Paradise, and I am left to mourn.
O may our heart and mind Continually ascend, That Haven of repose to find, Where all our labours end; Where all our grief is o'er, Our suff'rings and our pain: Who met on that Eternal Shore, Shall never part again.
What to read after The Experience of Several Eminent Methodist Preachers With An Account of Their?
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