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Biographical sketch of the life and labours of that eminent minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ… (1827)

Thou hast redeemed us!—that is the song of the saints on earth. Thou hast redeemed us;—that is the song and joy of my heart.’ In the same posture, after another short interval, he said, ‘I know that my Redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth; and though after my skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God.’ ‘I know in whom I have believed, and that what I have committed to him he will preserve against that day.’ ‘The Lord is my light, and my salvation, whom shall I fear?
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Biographical sketch of the life and labours of that eminent minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ… (1827)

He was a genuine philanthropist, a cordial supporter of benevolent institutions, some of which he had the honour to originate—a zealous prompter of such schemes as promised to ameliorate human misery, and extend the bounderies of Messiah's kingdom. He was particularly solicitous that pure and undefiled religion should become more obviously operative, and shine with increasing lustre in his own congregation, the city he inhabited, and his much loved country.
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Biographical sketch of the life and labours of that eminent minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ… (1827)

His genius was bright and well regulated, and the versatility of his talents was so strikingly conspicuous, that he appeared equally for attaining eminence in any profession; but the piety of his mind determined him to prosecute the study of Divinity. At this period, a gentleman of great influence, to whom his merit was well lawn, and who admired his character and talents, gave him assurance of an excellent living, if he would pursue his theological studies in connexion with the Established Church
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