I Preached As Never Sure To Preach

When We Speak To Drunkards, Worldlings, Or Any Ignorant, Unconverted Men, We Disgrace Them As In That Condition To The Utmost, And Lay It On As Plainly As We Can Speak, And Tell Them Of Their Sin, And Shame, And Misery: And We Expect, Not Only That They Should Bear All Patiently, But Take All Thankfully, And We Have Good Reasons For All This; And Most That I Deal With Do Take It Patiently... But If We Speak To A Godly Minister Against His Errors Or Any Sin... If It Be Not More An Applause Than A Reprehension, They Take It As An Injury Almost Insufferable.

For It Was Thy Sin, And The Sin Of All The World, That Lay Upon Our Redeemer, And His Sacrifice And Satisfaction Is Sufficient For All, And The Fruits Of It Are Offered To One As Well As Another, But It Is True That It Was Never The Intent Of His Mind To Pardon And Save Any That Would Not By Faith And Repentance Be Converted.

Is It Not Enough That All The World Is Against Us, But We Must Also Be Against One Another? O Happy Days Of Persecution, Which Drove Us Together In Love, Whom The Sunshine Of Liberty And Prosperity Crumbles Into Dust By Our Contentions!

It Is Not The Reading Of Many Books Which Is Necessary To Make A Man Wise Or Good, But The Well-reading Of A Few, Could He Be Sure To Have The Best. And It Is Not Possible To Read Over Many On The Same Subject Without A Great Deal Of Loss Of Precious Time.

Speak To Your People As To Men That Must Be Awakened, Either Here Or In Hell.