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id: 27280
title: The Praise of a Godly Woman
author: Gamon, Hannibal
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  Purity and Power of Gods Feare in | [Note A: _Esai. whereof the _Feare of the Lord is | [Note h: _Prou. stirre vs vp to feare God, that so | [Note: A Promise, and Motiue.] wel as a man may feare the Lord, | [Note g: _--Ex parte natura (nisi limits) or if shee feare God as a | [Note s: _Convertatur ad ipsum of the Lord, which shee hath seemed | [Note t: _Quid magn[=u] est, right) the [u]_Lord is her feare_, | [Note u: _Deut. (according to Saint _Ambroses_[z] | [Note z: _Aliud est timere quia a Woman, either in respect of God, | [Note: _A wom[=a] fearing the yea she that feares God, dare not | [Note s: _Gal. 6. she hath not any true Feare of Gods | [Note b: _Esai. feareth God, shall haue praise of | [Note z: _1 Cor. 4.


id: 36332
author: Codman, John
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  of our much loved friend, though it has been his privilege to have known the blessing of God, she seemed to receive a peculiar unction of spirit, our departed friend was called to the more arduous and self-denying my brother!--The God of Jacob, the Angel of the Covenant sustain thee! attached friends, feel for you, you cannot doubt. God. And you, the dear and only child of the lamented dead! God bless you, my dear child! God. Friends of this Church and Congregation, with you too we heartily friend was laboriously employed in the service of the church, are well freely on those friends she had long known and loved, and sharing a child of God, I deem it duty to say, in present circumstances, that STORRS, wife of the Rev. Richard S. Storrs, in the 48th year of her age. sustained by her friends and by the church of Christ, cannot easily be

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  An Address Delivered at the Interment of Mrs. Harriet Storrs, Consort of Rev. Richard S. Storrs, Braintree, Mass., July 11, 1834.


id: 36351
title: Memorial of Mrs. Lucy Gilpatrick Marsh delivered June 22, 1868.
author: Thompson, A. C. (Augustus Charles)
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  twenty years of age, she became by renewing grace a child of God; that afterwards she left for a time her field of usefulness in this city to institution, she attended the prayer-meetings of the church to which she "I have known Mrs. Marsh since the year 1820, or about forty-eight and, at a later period, Miss Gilpatrick was married to the Rev. Christopher Marsh, pastor of the Congregational Church in West Roxbury. self-denying, intelligent, useful follower of the Lord Jesus." church meetings, nor omit to speak a kind word and also a faithful word husband''s labors, Mrs. Marsh toiled and prayed, and rejoiced over a When two years ago a city missionary in A friend, who has known her intimately for forty years, states,--"I Pontiff, born the same year with this humble city missionary, enter in Ten days ago, at the last meeting of the Eliot City Mission Society,


