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These things were done by men, meek, simple, innocent, in deserving well of the majesty of God; and now those who have denied the Lord refuse to make atonement to the Lord, and to entreat Him. I beg you, brethren, acquiesce in wholesome remedies, obey better counsels, associate your tears with our tears, join your groans with ours; we beseech you in order that we may beseech God for you: we turn our very prayers to you first; our prayers with which we pray 1 God for you that He would pity you. Repent abundantly, prove the sorrow of a grieving and lamenting mind.


  1. [Sec. 29, supra. "While still in this world."] ↩

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