FAITHFUL GOD***


Transcribed from the 1817 R. Thomas edition by David Price, email
ccx074@pglaf.org

                   [Picture: Public domain book cover]





                                   THE
                         _Believer’s Confidence_
                                   IN A
                              FAITHFUL GOD,


                             AND THE NEEDLESS
                          Triumph of his Enemies
                               CONSIDERED,

                                    IN

                                A SERMON,

            Preached on LORD’s DAY MORNING, November 23, 1817.
                            AT SEVEN O’CLOCK,

                       _At the Surrey Tabernacle_,

                              BOROUGH ROAD,

                             BY JOHN CHURCH,

                          _ON HIS TAKING LEAVE_.

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    THOUGH I WALK IN THE MIDST OF TROUBLE THOU WILT REVIVE ME;
    THOU SHALT STRETCH FORTH THINE HAND UPON THE WRATH OF MINE
    ENEMIES, AND THY RIGHT HAND SHALL SAVE ME.—_Psalm_ cxxxviii, 7.

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                                Southwark:
             Printed by R. THOMAS, Red Lion Street, BOROUGH.

                                  1817.

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_A SERMON_, _&c._


    MICAH VIII, 6th.—“REJOICE NOT AGAINST ME, O MINE ENEMY; WHEN I FALL,
    I SHALL ARISE; AND WHEN I SIT IN DARKNESS, THE LORD SHALL BE A LIGHT
    UNTO ME.”

MY DEAR FRIENDS,

I am come this morning to perform one of the most painful tasks that ever
fell to my lot.  I am come to take farewell of those who are dear to God,
dear to angels, dear to each other, and dear to my heart upon the most
noble principles.  Though I trust it is but a temporary farewell in
general, yet to many it will be