The Righteous Scarcely Be Saved - Scottish Covenanter John Welwood (1649-79) Sermon #shorts #Jesus
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Heartwork, Assurance & National Judgement - Scottish Covenanter John Welwood (1649-79) Sermon
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The Righteous Scarcely Be Saved - Scottish Covenanter John Welwood (1649-79) Sermon #shorts #Jesus
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1 Peter 4:18 King James Version (KJV)
18 And if the righteous scarcely be saved, where shall the ungodly and the sinner appear?
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Mr. John Welwood, born about the year 1649, was son to Mr. James Welwood, sometime minister at Tindergirth (and brother to Mr. Andrew Welwood and James Welwood doctor of medicine at London). After he had gone through the ordinary courses of learning he entered on the ministry, and afterwards preached in many places, but we do not hear that he was ever settled minister in any parish, it being then a time when all who intended any honesty or faithfulness in testifying against the sins and defections of the times, were thrust out of the church and prosecuted with the greatest extremity. It is said, that he preached some five or six sermons in the parish where his father was minister, which were blessed with more discernible effects of good amongst that people than all the diligent painfulness his father had exercised in the time he was minister of that parish.
When drawing near his end, in conversation with some friends, he used frequently to communicate his own exercise and experience, with the assurance he had obtained of his interest in Christ, he said, "I have no more doubt of my











