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Rutherford Series of Phrasis Part 2 and 3 Recited

A RUTHERFORD PHRASIS 2 Joys day shall dawn,Christ shall cry down crosses,with flood tides of consolation.He blows a kiss from afar,offers a sweet soft cheek to the poor sinner,as Him they seek. The promise of a new-found-land with four summers to a year and the bride may yet sing again of the days of her youth.Seek this your lodging,look through the Father’s rooms in heaven. An phrasis verse of Samuel Rutherford using phrases selected from his letters. No 103;167;221;245;277;321 A RUTHERFORD PHRASIS 3 Read over your life with the daylight Of God.Be greedy for grace if the garland of suffering unlace upon your head and blossoms falls from your joy.Our sand-glass is not so long as we need to weary; time will eat away and root our sorrows.Sorrows loss and sadness.death are the worst of things that are,’cept sin,but Christ knoweth well what to make of them An phrasis verse of Samuel Rutherford using phrases selected from his letters. No 59;82;99;122;131;193 Listen to me read these phrasis on youtube under name ichthyschiro

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