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William Bennet, Waiting for God’s Salvation: A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Samuel Morton Savage, D.D., Who Departed This Life February 21, 1791, in the Seventieth Year of His Age; to Which Is Added an Address at the Grave by Thomas Towle, B.D. (London: E. and S. Wayland, 1791), p. 15

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Sinning Angels fell into like circumstances of guilt and wretchedness with sinful Men; nevertheless, his mercy was not moved towards them, but towards creatures far inferior in the scale of existence. And he loved these,…

William Bennet · William Bennet, Waiting for God’s Salvation: A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Samuel Morton Savage, D.D., Who Departed This Life February 21, 1791, in the Seventieth Year of His Age; to Which Is Added an Address at the Grave by Thomas Towle, B.D. (London: E. and S. Wayland, 1791), p. 15
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William Bennet, Waiting for God’s Salvation: A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Samuel Morton Savage, D.D., Who Departed This Life February 21, 1791, in the Seventieth Year of His Age; to Which Is Added an Address at the Grave by Thomas Towle, B.D. (London: E. and S. Wayland, 1791), p. 15 Quotes | Postmilstill