William Dyer

Mighty God (1800)

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William Dyer,  Mighty God (1800)

“ The day that begins in mercy may end in judgement. God is lent so long as our sins will let him quiet ; but know that God hath via of wrath filled with indignation, vessels of wrath fitted for destruction If God's mercy do not draw you to repentance, God's judgements will drive, you to destruction; the sea of damnation shall not be sweetened with a drop of compassion.
Oh! sinners, either seek out a favour to deliver you from the wrath of God, or else find out a shoulder to bear you up under the wrath of God.
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William Dyer,  Mighty God (1800)

“ Christ is as full of sweetness to us, as Adam was of bitterness to us. Truly soul, if thou say Christ is thine; I will speak next and say, Soul, thou hast that which is more worth than a king's ransom ; that which is more worth than all that which the devil promised Christ, when he shewed him all the kingdoms of the world. ”
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William Dyer,  Mighty God (1800)

“ They who defpise the death of the Lamb, shall surely feel the wrath of the Lamb: They who turn away their ears from hearing Christ’s voice now, Christ will turn away his ears from hearing their cries then. ”
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