...great Mailer they have weathered ail the Storms of Life, he hides and (belters them in the Grave, " where the Wicked ceafe from troubling, and the Weary are at Reft ! " See УоЬ. Hi. 17. Now, as to the latter — As to the Gift of Life, which good Men die to receive.—...

...face. But a fenfe of unleen aid, " the hopes, the completed aflurance «' of being fliortly happy, where the " wicked ceafe from troubling, " and the weary are at reft, fortify " and ftrengthen my refolutions, " fill me with fuch t;ranq.uility '.' and eafe, as no accident...

...direft the mind to what ought to be the chief objeft of its attention, the hope of attaining a Hate, " where the wicked ceafe from troubling, and the weary are at reft." That they may anfwer the ends for which they were written, cannot but be the with of every good mind....

...quiet retreat, where the tumults of the world are hufhed, and its cares are loft in happy oblivion ; where the wicked ceafe from troubling, and the weary are at reft. There his mind regains its ferenity ; the agitation of paffion is calmed ; and a foftening balm is...

...fupport, whilft journeying through this vale of tears, is the convi&ion, that it terminates in that land, where the wicked ceafe from troubling, and the weary are at reft I — Still more, Maria, that, through the dark and difinal territories of death, we pafs to the regions...

...in heart ; the enjoyment of that pure ftate of being, which we fee now but darkly, through a glafs, where the wicked ceafe from troubling, and the weary are at reft ; where the fociety of the juft are employed in contemplating the attributes of the eternal King, and...

...friends buryingground at Kennet. Concerning whom we believe, he is entered into the maniions of glory, where *' The wicked ceafe from troubling, ** and the weary are at reft." » A 'Teflimony from the Monthly-Meeting of Philadelphia, concerning ANTHONY MORRIS. OUR ancient and...

...has again to record the departure of another brother and mutual friend, who has fhortly followed him to where the wicked ceafe from troubling, and the weary are at reft: a partakei; of the fame rich grace, a preacher of the fame righteoufnefs, and now, an inheritor of...

...releafe, till death call him from the field. He enjoys, and can promife himfelf no peace, till he go where the wicked ceafe from troubling, and the weary are at reft. But many of his troubles and cares are of his own creating. Little experienced in religion, he fets...

...though my good things are not * in this life, yet hereafter I fhall be com* forted in that ftate, " where the wicked •" ceafe from troubling, and the weary are ** at reft." * Was I not forewarned by my •* blefled Saviour, that the way to his king* dom lay through many tribulations...