Richard Cameron

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Richard Cameron Good News to Scotland (1776)

Let us make use of prayer, which will not hinder us to make use of other means; and I'll assure you we'll make all our enemies tremble and shake yet.—What need us fear, is not the LORD on our side? And if so, who is against us? Have we not the Word of GOD to be our support in the day of our affliction
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Richard Cameron Good News to Scotland (1776)

I bid not a badder mark of a man or woman than this, that they are not a prey.—God be thanked we are at this day, that any man may shoot us, we think it our glory.—These that are free to buy and sell, and and go to kirk and market at this time have their freedom at a dear rate. We are a prey and captives, they have both men and women in prison, and all according to their law: we must not take ill with this, you see there hath no strange thing happened us but what hath befallen men, such things have happened the church before, and the Lord hath warned us of it
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Richard Cameron Good News to Scotland (1776)

For the Lord shall judge his people, and repent himself for his servants; when he seeth that their power is gone, and there is none shut up or left.
Read much the prophetical sermons of worthy and godly Mr. William Guthery, for he speaks clearly of what is now our lot, all things that we looked to is laid by, great men, multitudes of men, ministers and professors! indeed it is sad to think on the ways they have gone: ay, there is many ministers now, who are saying, Yonder people will get leave to stand and fall by themselves, none will join with them
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