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What are all the treasures of the World to those unsearchable Riches which we there find in Christ? what dull, insipid, sowr stuff are all the Earths sweets to the least tast of the sweetness of Christ in peace of Conscience, and joy of the Holy Ghost? most glorious and unspeakable? All the glazing light of the Worlds splendor is meer darkness to the least warm bright beam darted into our Souls from the sun of righteousness.
Anthony Tuckney — Anthony Tuckney, Forty Sermons upon Several Occasions, published by his son Jonathan Tuckney (London, 1676), "The Fourth Sermon," on Philippians 3:8, p. 47.
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