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ommuidments. Let
not therefore your heart b<.^ troubled; ye believe
in God, believe also in Christ, and be ^ved from
iOAt TUh ClIHSK AA TO BODILY LABOUU. [Dis.
your present evil conditioD, and from the vrralb
to come.
Aa many, therefore, m regard the Gospel
of Christ, be stirrtd up with zeal in yout van-
ous eoDditions, to take an interest in all wbo
s|>e»k your latij^u»{;e, ^iid wear your n»iem-
blaiicv : give pains to vDligbteu lbi;m and th<^ir
children; and if you have not the time, help those
who have it, and are willing to bestow it* Thus
will crime, the daughter of senac aitd ignorance,
be prevented, which is better than crime correct-
ed ; souU wiJl be saved, the Lord tnad« favour-
able to the land, and the ble^^ing of tko«e who
are ready to pcTLsb will come upon you and your
children lo many generations.
And what 1 reconimeud for the eake of oibera,
1 much more recommend for the sake of your-
selves; thata>( many of yon as are under the yoke
of such inc«^H^Eit bond:ige as I have Ihis day de-
lineated, whether bondage of bodily labour or
feverish anxiety of mind, labour of long and te-
dious hours, with little repose, of whom 1 know
there are niauy before me» — tbeae I entreat not to
be di^ontented or refractory against the provi'
deuce of God, but to be aware of> and alive to.
the ilanger>» of tlieJr condition ; to beware of the
encroachments of that principle, whatever it n,
for which these many houra are expended : if for
gain, to beware of avarice ; d' for the sake of ap-
pearance in the world, to beware of vanity ; if for
the Aakt* of ;i nia«ler, (o refin'inbertbat Ihey have
a MasLrr in heaven. So let them expend their
time iu the aigh: of God, and under a «ense of
rei$pon«ibility toGod, having God with thetn in
all their tranBactions, wd the law of God pro-
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v.] THE GVa&E AS TO BODILY LA&OUIl. 1093
sent in their inward Ihoughls, Then, though every
hour were at another's command, as was the c*sc
with mnny of the firHt converts; and (hough your
labour wert* downright Negro ?*lavery ; and tboiigh
you had no worldly hope to cheer you, nor ^ense
of growing prosperity to carry you on. if you so
work and labour as seeing bim that is inviaible»
and as in obedief>c« to Uie discipline of Cbriat»
you shall be as happy, and grow as luiich iti grace,
yea, ye ahall increase m patience and endurance
for the croiis of Christ, and resignation to the
will of providence, and in all oboclience, ag much
aa if yoa were your own masters from rooming
to ntg-ht, the ind
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