to carry it? for " they cannot believe, unless they hear: nor can they hear without a preacher." O that there were amongst us more, whose hearts the Lord had " touched with a live coal from ofT his altar," that when he says, " Who will go for us?" would immediately reply, " Here am I, send me!" This was the prophet's frame of mind even when God told him that his ministrations would have no other effect than that of harden- ing the minds of mene. It was sufficient for him that he was doing the Lord's work. How much more then should we be ready to carry the Gospel to the heathen, when God pledges himself to us that they will hear it ! Let us pray to God, that since the harvest is so great, he would send forth labourers ; and, if we cannot do all we would, let us, each in his-station, do all we can ]
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