...sense of my miserable condition, who had lived until then in the world, and had done nothing for God. I did then begin to think what I should do to be saved?...which I had spent in vain. I did think, that I would then begin to mind the things of God. Being then some time under your father's ministry, much troubled...

...original was in Sir William's own handwriting, and that he had not altered a word in copying it. " The first of God's making me sensible of my sins was...time under your father's ministry, much troubled with ray burden, but thinking on the scripture, ' Come unto me, you that are weary and heavy laden, and...

...original was in Sir William's own handwriting, and that he had not altered a word in copying it. " The first of God's making me sensible of my sins was...ministry, much troubled with my burden, but thinking on the scripture, ' Come unto me, you that are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest,' I...

...bestow on Phipps the government of New England ; but the latter had too much wisdom to accept the offer. He was satisfied that James' power was at an end,...days, which I had spent in vain. I did think that 1 would begin to mind the things of God. Being then some time under your father's ministry, much troubled...

...then in the world, and had done nothing for God. I did then begin to think 'what I should do to IK saved? and did bewail my youthful days, which I had spent in vain: I did think ttutl would begin to mind the things of God. Being then sometime under your father's ministry, much...

...it. " The first of God's making me sensible of my sins was in the year 1674, by hearing your fathei preach concerning 'The day of trouble near ' I did...ministry, much troubled with my burden, but thinking on the scripture, ' Come unto me, you that are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest,' I...

...sence of my miserable condition, who had lived until then in the world, and had done nothing for God. I did then begin to think 'what I should do to be saved!' and did bewail my youthful days, whicli I had spent in vain: I did think that I would begin to mind the things of God. Being then sometime...

...sence of my miserable condition, who had lived until then in the world, and had done nothing for God. I did then begin to think 'what I should do to be saved Г and did bewail my youthful days, which I had spent in vain: I did think that I would begin to mind...

...the original was in Sir William's own handwriting and that he had not altered a word in copying it. " The first of God's making me sensible of my sins was...ministry, much troubled with my burden, but thinking on the scripture, ' Come unto me, you that are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest,' I...

...sense of my miserable condition, who had lived until then in the world, and had done nothing for God. I did then begin to think what I should do to be saved?...youthful days, which I had spent in vain. I did think I would begin to mind the things of God. " Being then sometime under your father's ministry, much troubled...