Summary

J. Church,  The Voice of Faith in the Valley of Achor…

“ May the eternal spirit give us such views of Christ, as shall cause us to long for the time.
We are poor sinners, guilty, and hell-deserving, condemned by a holy law, and exposed to a thousand miseries in this world; and in our fallen nature, to the woe of perdition. Christ is the Saviour of the lost; he was from all eternity raised up, and voluntarily offered himself to become the Saviour of his church. Say ye of him, whom the Father hath sanctified—and for their sakes I sanctify myself. Set apart, separated, for his peoples’ salvation. Glory be to his dear name: he is God and man
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Source: Gutenberg

J. Church,  The Voice of Faith in the Valley of Achor…

“ Justice, mercy, and truth are sweetly combined in him, displayed through him, and shines in all he says, and in all he does; while, as an high priest, he makes intercession—as God and man, he demands the very blessings: Father, I will, that those whom thou hast given me, be with me. He is the lion to our foes; the lamb to our faith, and at times, he appears the lion in providence, while he is the lamb, in a way of grace, to the soul. ”
Source: Gutenberg

J. Church,  The Voice of Faith in the Valley of Achor…

“ You have often heard of an eternal glory, and I am sure it will be a heaven worth dying for. Many of the people of the world rush into wars and bloodshed, the ruins of countries and the distress of nations, merely to get a great name, and that it might be said they died honorably in the field of battle. Poor deluded creatures, this was not worth dying for; honour and fame is but a noise, a vapour, a puff, and a breath. But we want to die to obtain a glorious eternity, to see the dear Saviour, to be with him, and to be like him ”
Source: Gutenberg

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