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intercede wilh the Lord, for the fifty, the
forty and &vc, the thirty, the twcaty, the too, the
five who may be in ihe city- We aalc the refre^Ii*
iiieiit uf u kid drexi^cd out of your fold, of a
cake roasted in the ashes, to bo Uio welcome at
the meiseagers whom we send into this Sodom of
iniquity ; and we ask your prayers and intc
aions on account of the nghtcous kinsfolk in C
Je»a8 who may be Lhereia, that they may be
livered out of it with hufrtc^ with haste, before
the Lord conic down with any stroke of hi^ judg-
ment. Oh! ray brethren, help^ help us; for we
ure faint : the archer* have ^bot at us from the
wall; they have sore {grieved and galled u». Bat
yet we arc not overcome ; only we aeck to be
cherished of you this night upon our vray, and
to be holpcn by the love and countenance of evei^l
one of you. And, in addition to the discotirs^^
which we have held uilh you» opening to you a|L
the^e mysteries, we will now pray for the Lofl|H
to bless you with a share in that great dcliTcraucc
wiUi which he will delircr bis people.
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DISCOURSE III.
(vniACIlEO UPOH THE OCCABIOV Or tttn onUAT ff^nLK Din-
IHUt) WHICH €jI MB UPON tHK PKOrtK ATDEU Tit* rAIU^KK
0*T1I»«ASK» ISTIItL TK4II lK:£rs WIIKM A rUHLlC GO^
LtCTlOV Vr^k UACC JM TKC CAM!l»ONMV CAURCR FOR
THaiK AtaJlTAKCS.J
con's CONTJIOVERSY wmt TOE lAKD,
JAUEa V. 1 — 1.
S~S) iKiw, yr rirA mni, wrrp and hmi'l Jar your
miserirs that thalt ctwkc upon t/ou, IWr riches tire
corrupted, ami your fftir^nents are mot/i-catat. Vour
gold 4tnd ^iver « aiiiker^id; ami the rust of than
ihitU be a witness against yon, artd shttU eat your
fk$h as it u'€re Jin. Yc haifc heaped treasure to-
gether far the last days. Behold, the hire af the
laioura-j v)hkh have reaped dotcn your folds, which
is of you kept hack by frmtd, crleih : and the cries
af than which hme reaped art entered into the ears
^ the Lord o/Sabaoth. Vc ha^ lived in pleamre
on the earth, attd been Twwfftw; ye have rtotirished
your hearts, c^ in a day ofsiaughter. Ye have
amdcmned and kilJeJ the jtist ; and he d(4h not re-
sisl yau. Be ptdicat iherefire^ brethren, uftto the
amting of the Lord.
IT U now more than half a year, dearly beloved
brethren, since the judgmcul. which now Iieih
I
8M god's CD!<TliOVKftST WITH THE LAKD. [DiS,
heavy upon the land, and for the rcmoTal of whkh
wc have this day uDdertaken to afilict our soub
before the l^rd, descended with terrible violence
upon the kiDc or Tatlings of Ba^han; that is, the
heads and leaders, and
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