Transcribed from the 1832 Wilkin and Fletcher edition by David Price. _The Mourning Congregation reminded of the Work of their_ _Deceased Minister_. * * * * * A Funeral Sermon FOR THE REV. JOSEPH KINGHORN, PREACHED IN ST. MARY’S MEETING-HOUSE, NORWICH, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1832. BY JOHN ALEXANDER. * * * * * * * * * * “THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED.” * * * * * * * * * * NORWICH: PUBLISHED BY WILKIN AND FLETCHER, UPPER HAYMARKET; AND BY SIMPKIN AND MARSHALL, AND G. WIGHTMAN, LONDON. MDCCCXXXII. * * * * * TO THE BEREAVED AND MOURNING CHURCH AND CONGREGATION WORSHIPPING IN ST. MARY’S MEETING-HOUSE, NORWICH, THE FOLLOWING SERMON IS MOST AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED BY THE AUTHOR. SERMON II Peter, chap, i, verses 12–15. “WHEREFORE I WILL NOT BE NEGLIGENT TO PUT YOU ALWAYS IN REMEMBRANCE OF THESE THINGS, THOUGH YE KNOW THEM AND BE ESTABLISHED IN THE PRESENT TRUTH. YEA, I THINK IT MEET, AS LONG AS I AM IN THIS TABERNACLE, TO STIR YOU UP BY PUTTING YOU IN REMEMBRANCE; KNOWING THAT SHORTLY I MUST PUT OFF THIS MY TABERNACLE, EVEN AS OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST HATH SHEWED ME. MOREOVER, I WILL ENDEAVOUR THAT YE MAY BE ABLE, AFTER MY DECEASE, TO HAVE THESE THINGS ALWAYS IN REMEMBRANCE.”