Night and Morning Light Through Eternal Guard
A poetic meditation on waking and sleep framed as an appeal to God's protection. The speaker recalls a deceased mentor and asks for guidance through dangers, promising gratitude for divine care. The verse envisions awakening, divine shield, and eventual eternal day beyond the grave.
Lines to a Parent and Sermons by Mason on Salvation
A fragmented early 19th century verse and sermon notices record poems titled Lines to a Parent on the Death of an Only Infant by Dr Russer and sermons by Rev Mason of New York and Camomile Street. The pieces urge mourning parents to find solace in God, with Gospel invitations to accept salvation as described in Hebrews and John. The notices situate performances at Eagle Street Meeting and Camomile Street, stressing immediate response to the gospel salvific offer.
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