Mathew Killiary, Sinner's sobs, or, The sinner's way to Sion's joy (1815-1825)
“ The poor man lies crying under the burden of sin, sighing and mourning and saying, O when will it once be, that God will revive his drooping soul! Certainly it would make one’s heart; to bleed to hear the sounding away of such a man, that the sword of the Almighty hath pierced his heart, and he lies breathing, out his sorrow, as though he was going down to hell. It is a sign that soul is marked for destruction of himself who harboureth such a desperate design against poor wounded souls. ”
