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Excerpt from Four Sermons: Preached in London, 1832; A Member of the Society of Friends
Turf love of Christ, saith the apostle, constraineth us, and it is my beloved'frisinds, the love of Christ that constraineth me to come 'amongst you; and to stand up man g you; although I cannot but feel that I have far more need to be ministéred unto than to minister, and seem to have more necessity to call upon yon'for your sympathy, than to 06's: myself as in any way calculated to hold out instruction: the vessel seems to be empty. 0 that he who alone can baptize both preachers a'nd hearers, may in his tender mercy in¿uence our hearts together in the love of the everlasting'
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