O That i Knew Where I Might Find Him! That I Might Come Even to His Seat | Andrew Gray Sermon
O That i Knew Where I Might Find Him! That I Might Come Even to His Seat | Andrew Gray Sermon
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Eleven Communion Sermons | Puritan Andrew Gray (1633-1656) | Powerful Puritan Preaching
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[Job 23:3 KJV] – 3 Oh that I knew where I might find him! [that] I might come 2.even to his seat!
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The Rev. Andrew Gray, the author of the following Sermons, was born about the year 1630. Before he had reached the age of twenty, his extraordinary gifts and graces secured his entrance on the office of the Christian Ministry; and he died, after labouring for about two years in the work of winning souls to Christ.
From one so young, and, therefore, in man's judgment, so inexperienced, we are scarcely prepared to expect either the riches of a matured intellect, or the tokens of much growth in grace. But "none teacheth like God," and the name of Andrew Gray is now enrolled, and will continue to be so, as long as godliness continues to be cultivated, among those who are sometimes led to maturity in grace ere ordinary men have left











