--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" wrote: > > > Yes! OMG! It's what I've been trying to tell you all. -Buck in the Dome > "Great Unified Field, attend while Zion sings > The joy that from Thy presence springs;" > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Yifu" <yifuxero@> wrote: > > > > Willison was a preacher in the Church of Scotland. > > . > > . > > THE BALM OF GILEAD, by John Willison, 1742. > > > > "A day of the ministration of the Spirit would bring many rare and rich > > blessings along with it, such as the discoveries of the Redeemer's glory, > > convictions of the evil and vileness of sin, many crowns of victory and > > triumph to Christ, great additions to his friends and followers. Then > > gospel-light would shine clear, saving knowledge increase, ignorance and > > error vanish, riches of free grace would be displayed, and Satan be bound > > up. Then ministers and ordinances would be lively, secure sinners would be > > awakened, dead souls would live, heard hearts would be melted, strong lusts > > subdued, and many sons and daughters born to God. Such a day would heal > > divisions, cement breaches, make us all of one heart and mind, and bring > > down Heaven to earth. This would redress our grievances, remove our > > complaints, and unite, Christs's scattered flock. It would make true > > religion and holy persons to be in esteem, vice to be in disgrace, and > > iniquity as ashamed to hide its face. Then sabbaths and communions would > > be days of heaven. Prayers and praise, spiritual converse, talking of > > Christ and redeeming love, would be our chiefest delight. Oh, then, pray > > for such a time" > > >
Om Yes, let us work for such times for all!
