And now we are to separate. And let us do so under the impression of those thoughts, with which we closed our discourse last Sabbath evening. We enquired then “shall we meet in heaven?" We make the same enquiry now. You have met the departed pastor of this church, perhaps often; you have met him in the sanctuary, and heard from his lips the words of life; you have met him at your houses, and mingled with him in the social circle; you have met him in the publick street, and saluted him with tokens of respect, as he passed by; you have met him in the transactions of business, and found him the man of integrity and honour. You will meet him again on earth; will you meet him in never Heaven? Bradford, Printer, &c. Wallingford. THE CHRISTIAN TRIUMPHANT IN DEATH: A SERMON OCCASIONED BY THE DECEASE OF MR. DAVID NASMITH, FOUNDER OF CITY MISSIONS, AND HONORARY SECRETARY OF THE "BRITISH AND FOREIGN MISSION." DELIVERED IN UNION CHAPEL, ISLINGTON, ON LORD'S DAY, DEC. 1, 1839. BY T. LEWIS. PUBLISHED BY REQUEST, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOW AND FIVE LONDON: HOULSTON AND STONEMAN, PATERNOSTER ROW. MDCCCXL. 3 |