Letters on Spiritual Subjects, and Divers Occasions, Sent to the Reverend Mr. George Whitefield and Others of His Friends and Acquaintance: To Which Is Added, a Letter on the Being and Working of Sin, in the Soul of Justify'd Man, as Consistent with His S

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Trials and then comes on your eternal Rei't, your incorruptible Crown! The Bofom of christ awaits you. Yet a little while, and you {hall fee him him Face to Face Without a Veil between, without an intervening Cloud, to the Days of eternityl - Oh love and work for jesus now, this little Moment of Time! Glad you will be to have done 772q for christ in your Day, when the Night comes, and you can do no more for him. Oh my Brother, I tell you of a Night, wherein you can do no more for christ: Methinks I hear you fay, Then 'twill be day, eternal day, in which I {hall ferve him more than ever! I 'long for Immortality, to drop weak, finful Elefh, that in perfect Praifes, and 'ceafelefs Songs, I may adore god and the lamb for ever!' True, my Brother, when the Night of Death approaches, then comes on the day of eternal Life The day you have fo-long de fir'd; wherein you {hall know, love and ferve the lord perflflly, among the.

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