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Letter XXXI, to Mr. J. Robinson, Sunderland, April 15, 1808, in James Sigston, Memoir of the Life and Ministry of Mr. William Bramwell, Lately an Itinerant Methodist Preacher, 3rd American ed. (New York: J. Emory and B. Waugh, for the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1830), p. 155

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If you have no end in view but the bringing souls to God,—this will cure almost every thing. Strive to bring some home in every sermon. God will be with you, and he will bless you. He will give you the desire of your hea…

William Bramwell · Letter XXXI, to Mr. J. Robinson, Sunderland, April 15, 1808, in James Sigston, Memoir of the Life and Ministry of Mr. William Bramwell, Lately an Itinerant Methodist Preacher, 3rd American ed. (New York: J. Emory and B. Waugh, for the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1830), p. 155
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Letter XXXI, to Mr. J. Robinson, Sunderland, April 15, 1808, in James Sigston, Memoir of the Life and Ministry of Mr. William Bramwell, Lately an Itinerant Methodist Preacher, 3rd American ed. (New York: J. Emory and B. Waugh, for the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1830), p. 155 Quotes | Postmilstill