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It is as easy with God to make Christ rise on many souls as upon one. Show him that it is for his glory that a nation be born in a day. Give him no rest till he pour down the Spirit on all our families, till there be a great looking unto Jesus, and rejoicing in him.

Robert Murray M'Cheyne — The Works of the Late Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne, vol. 2, Sermons (New York: Robert Carter, 1847), Sermon XXXIII, "I the Lord Have Called Thee in Righteousness" (Isa. 42:5-8), p. 206. The sermon closes with the subscription "St. Peter's, Jan. 7, 1838."

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Robert Murray M'Cheyne, The Works of the Late Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne, vol. 2, Sermons (New York: Robert Carter, 1847), Sermon XXXIII, "I the Lord Have Called Thee in Righteousness" (Isa. 42:5-8), p. 206. The sermon closes with the subscription "St. Peter's, Jan. 7, 1838." (archive.org) - The Works of the Late Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne, vol. 2, Sermons (New York: Robert Carter, 1847), Sermon XXXIII, "I the Lord Have Called Thee in Righteousness" (Isa. 42:5-8), p. 206. The sermon closes with the subscription "St. Peter's, Jan. 7, 1838."
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