Parentator. Memoirs of remarkables in the life and the death of the ever-memorable Dr.…

And so it Proved. Health and Peace returned unto him; And though the Labours of the Pulpit now became near Twice as much as they were before, yet he Comfortably went through those & all his other Labours: and Opportunities to do Good, grew upon his hands continually.

By way of Gratitude unto Heaven, and as an Effect and Symptom of a Perfect Recovery. One of the first Things he did was TO WRITE THE LIFE OF HIS FATHER: which as I told you before, was Transcribed into Clark's Collections. He also Published the last Sermons of ⟨p. 74⟩his Brother Eleazar, who was led from the Dying Words of his Father about care for the Rising Generation just before, to Preach diverse Lords Days on those Words, 1 King. VIII. 57. The Lord our GOD be with us, as He was with our Fathers. He likewise Prepared for the Press, a very Savoury Book, Entitled, Some Important Truths about Conversion, which was then quickly Printed at London, (and fifty Years after, he saw it Reprinted in Boston,) with a Preface of Dr. Owen unto it, who gives the Author something of his Deserved Character; saying among other things, It is known unto all, to whom he is known, that he is a Person of Singular good Learning, and Reading: And here—a Workm•n that need not be ashamed.

By way of Gratitude unto Heaven, and as an Effect and Symptom of a Perfect Recovery. One of the first Things he did was TO WRITE THE LIFE OF HIS FATHER: which as I told you before, was Transcribed into Clarks Collections. He also Published the last Sermons of ⟨p. 74⟩his Brother Eleazar, who was led from the Dying Words of his Father about care for the Rising Generation just before, to Preach diverse Lords Days on those Words, 1 King. VIII. 57. The Lord our GOD be with us, as He was with our Fathers. He likewise Prepared for the Press, a very Savoury Book, Entituled, Some Important Truths about Conversion, which was then quickly Printed at London, (and fifty Years after, he saw it Reprinted in Boston,) with a Preface of Dr. Owen unto it, who gives the Author something of his Deserved Character; saying among other things, It is known unto all, to whom he is known, that he is a Person of Singular good Learning, and Reading: And here—a Workmn that need not be ashamed.