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Oh Lamb let me Embrace thee. In this manner he spent more
nights exceeding Happy, the 8th in the forenoon our dr Br
Justini occasiond him much Joy by his unexpected Visit
He bgan a Happy Conversation with Him concerning the
allsufficiant and bleeding offring of Jesus which so much 
affected him that he was almost out of himself which made 
a deep Impression on the rest in the House in the Afternoon
after a very affectionate taking leave, our Dr Br Justini
return'd back to Seiten Schrein from whence Br Norie
came to him, he had a very heavy Night, yet as soon as
Br Norie sung a Verse from the Wounds and Mater of
Jesus, he said, "o this Refreshes me much, beg'd him to
continue and thank'd our Sav that he had made him
acquainted with Brn. the 9 Br Norie return'd to Seiten
Schrein, the 10th the Surgeon Hohns who had resided some
years in the House red to Dorpt to fetch a Dockter, to 
which after much Perwasion he at Length consented
In the afternoon some of our Eastuian Labourers came
to visit him to whom notwithstanding the great Weak-
ness of his Body, he gave such tender Marks of his Love
that non of them could refrain Tears at their going
away they big'd him when he came to our Sav to kiss
his thro bor'd Feet for them, which he assured them he would
with a confident yet, and a chearful Look. In the 
evening came Doctor Becker from Dorpt, whom he
wellcomed with the follwoing Words, I am pleased that
You are come, but must tell you beforehand, that it
is not the fear of death, occasion'd my sending for you
o no, I have a Physician in Heaven, whose Name is
Jesus Christ, to him I have given my self intirely over
both Body and Soul, yet I would not quite set asside
your Assistance you can now deal with my accord
ing to your Knowledge." The Doctor Wonder'd at this
situation of mind in such a severe Illness but gave
little hopes of his Recovery, tho' he did all in his Power.
Yet with little effect. This day came also Br Rohler
from Seiten Schrein to assist Br Morgner in watching 
after

after the Doctor had been here some days he went back on the
13 to Dorpt and left mean while orders how the care should be
carried on. Br Rohler likewise return'd to Seiten Schrein
the 14 Br Morgner had a very happy night with him when
it grew towards Day he begun to talk wit him concerning
his Children in the Cong and said both of them are provid
ed for, but where shall the other 3 stay that I have here
Br Morgner assured him our Sav would take care of them
already at which he lifted up his Hands, thank'd our
Saviour and said that is true I am bowed down at his grace
and will childlikely leave all over to him. But said he
further "what will become of Camby" at which Br Morgner 
ask'd him wht then was his Mind & will, He answered "I
leave it intirely over to our Sav and his Congregation"
as he was thus speaking his spouse came in to whom he
partly himself repeated, and partly with Br Morgner's
assistance told her what had been said and added to
it I have talk'd with her fully about it and I know she is
one mind with me, He then named Br Justini as guard
ian, in Regard to Camby it self, he said he wish'd it
might in time come remain a place for our Sav as
it was so suitable for the Labours among that Nation
our Sav knew his mind of a long time, to which end
he had built that House. The 15 came Br Norie and
Biestocks to Visit here whomhe wellcom'd with great
Joy, Br Norie talk'd a little with him about going home
and of our Dear Deceased Suter as Likewise of his deceas
ed Charles, yes said he I have thought already much on
them, what a joy will it be when we see each other again
the 16th he was very weak but beholding in his Spirit, 
Jesus Marter strengthened him body and soul. In general
we could observe to our great Satisfaction, that if He was 
in a Swoon, and by chance the Crosses soun Heart he
straight revived was. the 17th the Doctor came again
and very much wondered that notwithstanding the excessive
height

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