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Stephen Addington, The Dying Believer’s Confidence in His Exalted Redeemer: A Sermon Preached at the Meeting in Butt-Lane, Deptford, on Lord’s-Day, October 16, 1785, on Occasion of the Much Lamented Death of the Rev. John Olding (London: A. Rivington and J. Marshall, 1785), pp. 30–31

Name: Stephen Addington, The Dying Believer’s Confidence in His Exalted Redeemer: A Sermon Preached at the Meeting in Butt-Lane, Deptford, on Lord’s-Day, October 16, 1785, on Occasion of the Much Lamented Death of the Rev. John Olding (London: A. Rivington and J. Marshall, 1785), pp. 30–31
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How unreasonable the slavish fear of death, in those who have trusted in Christ! Such as know him not, or are strangers to his grace, may well be afraid of dying. I sometimes wonder, that such are not perpetually overwhe…

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How unreasonable the slavish fear of death, in those who have trusted in Christ! Such as know him not, or are strangers to his grace, may well be afraid of dying. I sometimes wonder, that such are not perpetually overwhe…