Transcribed from the 1817 R. Thomas edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org [Picture: Public domain book cover] THE _Believer’s Confidence_ IN A FAITHFUL GOD, AND THE NEEDLESS Triumph of his Enemies CONSIDERED, IN A SERMON, Preached on LORD’s DAY MORNING, November 23, 1817. AT SEVEN O’CLOCK, _At the Surrey Tabernacle_, BOROUGH ROAD, BY JOHN CHURCH, _ON HIS TAKING LEAVE_. * * * * * THOUGH I WALK IN THE MIDST OF TROUBLE THOU WILT REVIVE ME; THOU SHALT STRETCH FORTH THINE HAND UPON THE WRATH OF MINE ENEMIES, AND THY RIGHT HAND SHALL SAVE ME.—_Psalm_ cxxxviii, 7. * * * * * Southwark: Printed by R. THOMAS, Red Lion Street, BOROUGH. 1817. * * * * * _A SERMON_, _&c._ MICAH VIII, 6th.—“REJOICE NOT AGAINST ME, O MINE ENEMY; WHEN I FALL, I SHALL ARISE; AND WHEN I SIT IN DARKNESS, THE LORD SHALL BE A LIGHT UNTO ME.” MY DEAR FRIENDS,