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A present to youths & young men (1891)

[Birmingham, Eng. : s.n.] · leaf 273

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ers ever dying aroundhim,—walking himself on theverge of the Precipice, never feelsthe slightest concern about Sal-vation ? Is he a Maniac? Or blindedby Satan ? Awful, Destructive,Indifference I The Salvation ofour Souls is the very End ofour Existence,—the very purpose,-I now see we were created… … Burying his Talent m the EarthWhat little I can do. BlessedGod, that little, with Thy aidshall be done. I do not, at all,beheve Thee to be, An hard Man, reaping where Thouhast not sown. A CONTRAST, WHICH WILL YOU BE ? 823 THE UNBELIEVER. THE CHRISTIAN. APOSTACV COMPLETED. I recognise in him a…

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