Sea Sermons; or Plain Addresses, intended for public worship on board of merchant-vessels, and for private use among seamen and plain people

be found prepared for that awful event, by being found among those whose sins have been blotted out in the blood of the Lamb, and whose souls have been renewed and sanctified by the Holy Ghost. Keep us, O Lord, continually mindful, that as death leaves us judgment will find us, that there is no repentance in the grave. Come down at this time, O Lord, and speak in conviction and conversion to those in our assembly, who have hitherto lived in sin and willing ignorance of thee; and speak in peace and consolation to such as may feel the burden of their sins, and are groaning for pardon and deliverance. And finally speak in sweet consolation and assurance to such as are in some degree acquainted with Christ Jesus and his precious salvation. May we each and all depart from this service determined through grace to be found watching and waiting for thy coming, that so whenever we are called hence, we may be found as the wise virgins with our lamps trimmed and our lights burning, and thus through thine unmerited mercy

be admitted into thine heavenly kingdom, there to live with, and love and serve thee for ever and for ever, for Jesus Christ's sake, by whom we are instructed thus to pray, "Our Father," &c.

FINIS.

J. Dennett, 121, Fleet Street.

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