Life and Death of Mrs Izibeth Bury 1720 Funeral Sermon
This Day is published Prize 24 The Fourth Epiciion of Account of the Life and Death of Mrs. Izibeth Bury who died May 11 1720 aged 76 Evilly collected out of her own Diary or Journal under these Heads viz Her Conversion and the Earliness of it Her Christian Virtues and Graces Her walking with God Her Beha viour under Afflictions Losses etc Her Redemption of Time Her Changes of Life and relative Duties Her Concern for the common Interest of Religion Her Ul filets to the Roses aid souls of orders Her Reproving and taking Reproof Her Work on Sabbaths and at Sacraments Her private Devotions Her Preparation for Death clear Evidences and strong Consolations Her Self Damination Her Sabbath Frames and Services Her Remark on herself at Sacraments and Covenanting with God Her Account of herself on Days of Fasting and Prayer Answers to Prayers and Deliverances in Danger Her Morning and Evening Remarks Her Meditations and Reflections on various Calamaties and Circumstances in the human Life Her Cautions and Advice to Friends in very important Cases Together with her Funeral Sermon preached at Brittol by Rev William Tone and also her Elegy by Rev Isaac Watts Printed for Richard Herr or the Bible and Crown in the Poultry Of whom may be had A Collection of Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs fitted for Morning and Evening Worship in private Families By SAMUEL Bury Minister of the Gospel
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