June 26, 1760, When I rose this morning I found my self much better in my outward man. At noon I read some very affecting passages in the History of New England. In the evening a lecture was preached by Mr Oulton of Liverpool from 1 Tim iv:8. He delivered many important and glorious truths. After the meeting I had some conversation with a brother who had for some time withdrawn from us but was made sensible of his fault and desirous to return. I was well satisfied with what he said and told him I could embrace him in the arms of Christian love and had no hard thoughts of him.
This blog is about the 18th century Baptist pastor, hymn writer and theologian John Fawcett
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