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Thomas Langdon, The Obligations of Christians to Support a Conversation Becoming the Gospel: A Sermon, Preached to a Congregation of Protestant Dissenters in Hull, February 8, 1795, on Occasion of Their Forming Themselves into a Christian Society, under the Pastoral Care of the Revd. William Pendered (1795), pp. 29–30

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Do not you feel a tender concern for the interest of him who loved you, and gave himself for you, to redeem you from all iniquity? Surely a recollection of the Saviour’s unbounded goodness; a grateful sense of his dying…

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Thomas Langdon, The Obligations of Christians to Support a Conversation Becoming the Gospel: A Sermon, Preached to a Congregation of Protestant Dissenters in Hull, February 8, 1795, on Occasion of Their Forming Themselves into a Christian Society, under the Pastoral Care of the Revd. William Pendered (1795), pp. 29–30 Quotes | Postmilstill