JOHN SARNEY, Husbandman,

Preached in the Church of B 1 x,

ON

FEBRUARY 18. 1760.

By JAMES NEAL E, M. A.
Head Master of the Royal Grammar School of Henley
upon Thames, and late of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge.

LONDON:

Printed for the AUTHOR, and fold by J. FULLER, at the
upper end of Newgate-ftreet, London. Mr. BLACKMAN,
at Reading. And at the Author's House in New-ftreet,
Henley.

(Price Six-pence. )

PRÆMONITION.

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Am requested to print this discourse by thofe to whofe love I am a confiderable debtor, and therefore I willingly pay this little teftimony of my thankfulness.

This fermon is calculated for a plain country village. It may difplease the wife of this world, but a foul, feasoned with the grace of God, will not contemn the day of Small things.

The great bufinefs of a minifter of Chrift, is to befeech finners in Chrift's flead to be reconciled to an offended GOD. He is an ambafador from the king of heaven; he hath a glorious meffage to deliver of pardon and peace, and life everlasting to a guilty world. The foul that is loft through his fear and negligence, will indeed perish; but the blood of that foul will GOD require at his hand in the day of the Lord Jesus.

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