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In somewhat the same vein:

"The greater the party is of mourning Christians, the more hope we have that the storm impending may be blown over, and the blessings enjoyed may yet be continued. As long as there is a sighing party, we may hope to be yet preserved; at least such will have the mark set upon themselves which shall distinguish them from those whom the slaughtermen shall receive commission to destroy. Ezek. ix. 4."

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There is nothing preferable to preachig God's Word.
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There is nothing preferable to preachig God's Word.
As long as it isn't boring!
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