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[William Giles, attributed], Refuge for the Prisoner of Hope: or, Christ the Sanctuary for Troubled Souls. In a Letter to a Friend, with a recommendatory preface by Rowland Hill (London: M. Lewis, 1772), pp. 9–10

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Do you say, You have nothing to bring which may entitle you to a part in this blessed offer? Then to you it comes freely; for it is to them “who have no money,” to those who stand stript of every ornament, every thing th…

William Giles · [William Giles, attributed], Refuge for the Prisoner of Hope: or, Christ the Sanctuary for Troubled Souls. In a Letter to a Friend, with a recommendatory preface by Rowland Hill (London: M. Lewis, 1772), pp. 9–10
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