An edition of Receiving the cup of affliction after the example of the suffering Saviour (1788)

Receiving the cup of affliction after the example of the suffering Saviour.

A discourse, delivered in the First Church and Society in Middletown, on the Lord's Day, September 23d, 1787. : To which is added, an address to a numerous collection of sympathizing friends, met at the house of mourning, to condole with Mr. Benjamin Henshaw, and his weeping family, under a very singular, complicated affliction, by the sudden, surprising death of two amiable sons, shipwrecked in a violent storm at sea. Made by particular desire on the Wednesday evening following. : Also two sermons delivered the Lord's Day following.

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An edition of Receiving the cup of affliction after the example of the suffering Saviour (1788)

Receiving the cup of affliction after the example of the suffering Saviour.

A discourse, delivered in the First Church and Society in Middletown, on the Lord's Day, September 23d, 1787. : To which is added, an address to a numerous collection of sympathizing friends, met at the house of mourning, to condole with Mr. Benjamin Henshaw, and his weeping family, under a very singular, complicated affliction, by the sudden, surprising death of two amiable sons, shipwrecked in a violent storm at sea. Made by particular desire on the Wednesday evening following. : Also two sermons delivered the Lord's Day following.

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Printed by Woodward and Green
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25

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Subjects
American Sermons, Congregational churches, Early works to 1800, Sermons, Sermons, American
People
John Henshaw (1770-1787), Joseph Henshaw (1763-1787)

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Receiving the cup of affliction after the example of the suffering Saviour: a discourse, delivered in the First Church and Society in Middletown, on the Lord's Day, September 23d, 1787 : to which is added, an address to a numerous collection of sympathizing friends, met at the house of Mr. Benjamin Henshaw, and his weeping family, under very singular, complicated affliction, by the sudden, surprising death of two amiable sons, shipwrecked in a violent storm at sea; made by particular desire on the Wednesday evening following : also two sermons delivered on the Lord's Day following
1788, Printed by Woodward and Green
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Cover of: Receiving the cup of affliction after the example of the suffering Saviour.
Receiving the cup of affliction after the example of the suffering Saviour.: A discourse, delivered in the First Church and Society in Middletown, on the Lord's Day, September 23d, 1787. : To which is added, an address to a numerous collection of sympathizing friends, met at the house of mourning, to condole with Mr. Benjamin Henshaw, and his weeping family, under a very singular, complicated affliction, by the sudden, surprising death of two amiable sons, shipwrecked in a violent storm at sea. Made by particular desire on the Wednesday evening following. : Also two sermons delivered the Lord's Day following.
1788, Printed by Woodward and Green
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Signatures: [A]þ́ B-Kþ́ L℗ø (gathering F unsigned)

"To the memory of Mess. Joseph and John Henshaw. By a female friend."--p. 13-[14], 2nd count, in verse.

"Following the things which make for peace, and things wherewith one may edify another, a duty incumbent upon Christians: illustrated and enforced in a sermon ... By Enoch Huntington ..."--20 p., 3rd count.

"Appendix. Some account of Messieurs Joseph and John Henshaw ... By another hand."--p. [1]-21, last count.

"A tributary tear to the memory of Mr. Joseph Henshaw. By a young lady."--p. 22-24, last count, in verse.

Evans 21162.

Trumbull, J.H. Connecticut, 878.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 21162)

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Early American imprints -- no. 21162.

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25, [1], 13, [1], 20, 24 p.
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25

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