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| − | was very | + | was very sensibly felt amongst us. In the<br /> |
| − | year 1762 | + | year 1762 B<sup>r</sup> Nathanael Seidel arrived<br /> |
| − | here | + | here from Europe, who had lately been<br /> |
| − | married to Anne Joh. Piesch an old<br /> | + | married to S<sup>r</sup> Anne Joh. Piesch an old<br /> |
| − | + | acquaintance of mine; from whose conver-<br /> | |
sation and support I received much com-<br /> | sation and support I received much com-<br /> | ||
fort. In the year 1764 I received a call<br /> | fort. In the year 1764 I received a call<br /> | ||
| − | to return to Europe, | + | to return to Europe, S<sup>r</sup> Susanna de<br /> |
Gersdorf arrived early in that year to<br /> | Gersdorf arrived early in that year to<br /> | ||
supply my place, and I left Bethle- <placename></placename><br /> | supply my place, and I left Bethle- <placename></placename><br /> | ||
| − | hem in company with | + | hem in company with B<sup>r</sup> & S<sup>r</sup> Bochler <br /> |
| − | and some other | + | and some other B<sup>rn</sup> & S<sup>rs</sup> in the begin-<br /> |
ning of May. We had a very quick<br /> | ning of May. We had a very quick<br /> | ||
| − | passage, arrived in London the | + | passage, arrived in London the 24<sup>th</sup><date></date><br /> |
| − | of June; | + | of June, & at Marienborn<font color="#008000"> w</font>here the<br /> |
| − | + | Synod was assembled on the 4<sup>th</sup> of<date></date><br /> | |
| − | July. After the | + | July. After the Synod was closed I<br /> |
went to Herrnhut and in the year 1765<br /> | went to Herrnhut and in the year 1765<br /> | ||
| − | received a call to serve the | + | received a call to serve the S. S<sup>rs</sup> Choirs<br /> |
in England. I first went to Fulneck,<br /> | in England. I first went to Fulneck,<br /> | ||
| − | where I | + | where I staid about a year, & then got <br /> |
| − | a call to Bedford | + | a call to Bedford, where I served the <br /> |
| − | single | + | single S<sup>rs</sup> untill the year 1772 when<br /> |
///<br /> | ///<br /> | ||
| − | I | + | I return'd again to Fulneck. To go<br /> |
| − | any | + | any farther in relating my course I <br /> |
| − | don't think needful. Our | + | don't think needful. Our Saviors pas-<br /> |
| − | + | sion and death and that he has redee-<br /> | |
med me poor sinner with his own pre-<br /> | med me poor sinner with his own pre-<br /> | ||
cious blood, is to me above everything<br /> | cious blood, is to me above everything<br /> | ||
in time and in eternity. He has helped<br /> | in time and in eternity. He has helped<br /> | ||
| − | me | + | me thro' this vale of tears and given<br /> |
me grace to place my confidence in<br /> | me grace to place my confidence in<br /> | ||
him in which I never have been put<br /> | him in which I never have been put<br /> | ||
| − | to shame. When I have the | + | to shame. When I have the favour<br /> |
to see him face to face I shall kiss<br /> | to see him face to face I shall kiss<br /> | ||
| − | his feet with | + | his feet with Sinner-tears for all<br /> |
| − | his mercy bestowed upon me<br /> | + | his mercy bestowed upon me.<br /> |
Thus far has this faithful hand-<br /> | Thus far has this faithful hand-<br /> | ||
| − | maid of | + | maid of Jesus left us an account of<br /> |
| − | herself and of what the | + | herself and of <del>that</del> what the Lord<br /> |
| − | has done for her | + | has done for her Soul. There would<br /> |
| − | be much to say of all the | + | be much to say of all the proofs of<br /> |
| − | grace; | + | grace; wherewith he has crowned her<br /> |
| − | endeavours and | + | endeavours and blessed her services to so<br /> |
| − | many souls,in | + | many souls, in advising, comforting<br /> |
| − | and | + | and shewing them the way to true hap |
Revision as of 05:06:07, Feb 21, 2019
was very sensibly felt amongst us. In the
year 1762 Br Nathanael Seidel arrived
here from Europe, who had lately been
married to Sr Anne Joh. Piesch an old
acquaintance of mine; from whose conver-
sation and support I received much com-
fort. In the year 1764 I received a call
to return to Europe, Sr Susanna de
Gersdorf arrived early in that year to
supply my place, and I left Bethle- <placename></placename>
hem in company with Br & Sr Bochler
and some other Brn & Srs in the begin-
ning of May. We had a very quick
passage, arrived in London the 24th<date></date>
of June, & at Marienborn where the
Synod was assembled on the 4th of<date></date>
July. After the Synod was closed I
went to Herrnhut and in the year 1765
received a call to serve the S. Srs Choirs
in England. I first went to Fulneck,
where I staid about a year, & then got
a call to Bedford, where I served the
single Srs untill the year 1772 when
///
I return'd again to Fulneck. To go
any farther in relating my course I
don't think needful. Our Saviors pas-
sion and death and that he has redee-
med me poor sinner with his own pre-
cious blood, is to me above everything
in time and in eternity. He has helped
me thro' this vale of tears and given
me grace to place my confidence in
him in which I never have been put
to shame. When I have the favour
to see him face to face I shall kiss
his feet with Sinner-tears for all
his mercy bestowed upon me.
Thus far has this faithful hand-
maid of Jesus left us an account of
herself and of that what the Lord
has done for her Soul. There would
be much to say of all the proofs of
grace; wherewith he has crowned her
endeavours and blessed her services to so
many souls, in advising, comforting
and shewing them the way to true hap