A Feast for Serpents: Being the substance of a sermon, preached at the Obelisk Chapel, on Sunday evening, March 21, 1813Church, J. (John)
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A Feast for Serpents: Being the substance of a sermon, preached at the Obelisk Chapel, on Sunday evening, March 21, 1813
Church, J. (John)
Sermons, English -- 19th century
Transcribed from the 1813 R. Thomas edition {0} by David Price, email
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A
Feast for Serpents,
BEING THE SUBSTANCE OF
A SERMON,
Preached at the Obelisk Chapel,
On SUNDAY Evening, March 21, 1813,
Published by Desire—and addressed to all whom it may concern.
* * * * *
BY J. CHURCH,
Minister of the Gospel.
* * * * *
SAVIOUR.—_Ye Serpents_, _ye Generation of Vipers_.
HOSEA iv, 8.—_They eat up the Sin of my People_, _and they set their
heart on their Iniquity_.
ISAIAH.—_He feedeth on Ashes_.
JEREM.—_Against him that bendeth let the Archer lend his Bow_.
* * * * *
LONDON:
Printed by R. THOMAS, RED LION STREET, Borough.
1813.
* * * * *
PREFACE.
_TO the Church of Jesus Christ_, _who are loved with an everlasting
love_, _chosen in Christ before all worlds_—_redeemed by the blood of the
Lamb_—_and effectually called out of darkness into marvellous light_;
_led by the providence of God to attend the ministry of so unworthy an
instrument as myself_, _to whom God has made my labors useful_, _and
profitable for reformation_, _conviction_, _conversion_, _building up_,
_and spiritual consolation_. _Having been much tried and perplexed by
men of corrupt minds_, _who have long endeavoured to prejudice me_, _with
a view to separate us one from the other_, _but they have hitherto
failed_—_having grace given you to continue with me in my temptations_,
_to abide in the furnace of affliction with me_, _and to stand in the
evil day_. _The good hand of God_, _restoring a degree of peace to us_,
_so that we can pass to our Meeting Place of Worship unmolested_,—_I
think it right_, _and that I am in duty bound_ (_though you have not
demanded it_) _to make a few general remarks upon the subjects which have
agitated the public_, _and not a little distressed your minds_.
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