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#Glorious shout it out and glorious make it louder free#

Fill me with adoring and admiring thoughts of thee, O God the Fa∣ther, God the Son, and God the Holy Ghost, who has so wonderfully contrived and wrought out my redemption and though thou hast, through infinite wisdom, hid these things from the wise and prudent, yet hast revealed them unto babes and even to me, the most ignorant and O, remove all spiritual pride, and keep me low at the feet of Jesus. O, for Jesus' sake, suffer me not to do any thing that will tend to puff up self. Lord, humble me for my base ingratitude and help me, by affording me the influences and assistance of thy blessed Spirit, that I may be im∣partial in this work, declaring the truth, and nothing but the truth and in all that, have a single eye to thy glory.

But Oh, let all tremble at the thought of abusing a Savior so, lest God should say, 'Let them alone, they shall never enter into my rest.'

#Glorious shout it out and glorious make it louder free#

HAVING been for some years strongly in∣clined to write something of what I can re∣member of the dealings of God with my soul from a child, I now, being about thirty years old, attempt to do it hoping it may consist with the glory of God, at which I trust, through grace, I sincerely aim: And the good of my own soul, as a mean to stir up gratitude in the most ungrate∣ful of all hearts, even mine, to a glorious and compassionate Savior, for all his benefits towards so vile a monster in sin as I am: And for the encouragement of any who may providentially light on these lines after my decease, to trust in the Lord, and never despair of mercy, since one so stubborn and rebellious as I have been, has obtained it, through the sovereign riches of free grace. The following is a more particular account of the first thirty years of her life, written by herself. In the year 1729, they moved to Newport on Rhodeisland, where she lived till her decease. They lived in Boston a short time, and then moved to Freetown, on the east side of Taunton river, near fifty miles south of Boston, and above twenty miles from Newport.

Osborn came to America, with her mother, in the year 1722, in the ninth year of her age, her father having been here for some time before. She was sister to the Reverend Doctor John Guyse of London. Susanna Haggar, whose maiden name was Guyse. SARAH OSBORN, was born in London, on February 22, 1714. Containing an Account of the first thirty years of her Life, written by herself with a brief In∣troduction.