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Bush burning, yet not consumed… (1806)

Now sirs, examine yourselves, if ever you were acquainted with, or partakers of a regenerating work upon your souls Oh! Man, was ever grace powerfully implanted in thy soul? if thou art not a new-born plant of grace, thou dost not belong to the bush of Jesus Christ; thou art a wild bramble (illegible text) this day. Examine yourselves my friends. Did you never find the plow of the law turn up the hollow ground of your hearts, and the seed of the promise sown thereby the spirit of grace? Did you ever find the Holy Ghost dropping grace into thy soul
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Bush burning, yet not consumed… (1806)

If a man was inflicting griveous tortures upon your Son, would not every cry of his pierce your very heart? What is but a very faint resemblance of Christ’s love to believers: for his love is like himself, infinite So that every stroke ye give his people, is given to himself, and he will resent it highly O sirs, what ails the world at the poor Bush of Christ; ’tis a very harmless creature, which like an innocent lamb, means and does harm to nobody Indeed sirs, the world cannot endure the heavenly Saviour of Christ that is about believers.
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Bush burning, yet not consumed… (1806)

All thou meetest with, O burning Bush, will effectually contribute to thy advantage. Yea; all the fiery flame of whatever kind, that are in the midst of thee shall promote thy good will the winds that blow in the teeth shall serve to show thee the faster and quicker to heaven All things whether prosperity or adversity whether joy or grief, &c shall advance the growth and improvement
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