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THE MOURNERS CORDIAL Against Excessive SORROW Discovering what Grounds of Hope Gods People have concerning their DEAD FRIENDSBy Samuel Willard, Teacher of a Church in BOSTON.2 Cor. 5.1.For we know, that if our Earthly House of this Tabernacle were Dissolved, we have a Building of God, an House not made with Hands, Eternal in the Heavens.Boston, Printed by Benjamin Harris, and John Allen. 1691.Very Suitable to be given at Funerals.THE MOVRNERS CORDIAL Against Excessive SORROW Discovering what Grounds of Hope Gods People have concerning their DEAD FRIENDSBy Samuel Willard, Teacher of a Church in BOSTON.2 Cor. 5.1.For we know, that if our Earthly House of this Tabernacle were Dissolved, we have a Building of God, an House not made with Hands, Eternal in the Heavens.Boston, Printed by Benjamin Harris, and John Allen. 1691.Very Suitable to be given at Funerals.Title page, as transcribed: THE MOURNERS CORDIAL Against Excessive SORROW Discovering what Grounds of Hope Gods People have concerning their DEAD FRIENDS — By Samuel Willard, Teacher of a Church in BOSTON. — 2 Cor. 5.1. For we know, that if our Earthly House of this Tabernacle were Dissolved, we have a Building of God, an House not made with Hands, Eternal in the Heavens. — Boston, Printed by Benjamin Harris, and John Allen. 1691. — Very Suitable to be given at Funerals.THE MOVRNERS CORDIAL Against Excessive SORROW Discovering what Grounds of Hope Gods People have concerning their DEAD FRIENDS — By Samuel Willard, Teacher of a Church in BOSTON. — 2 Cor. 5.1. For we know, that if our Earthly House of this Tabernacle were Dissolved, we have a Building of God, an House not made with Hands, Eternal in the Heavens. — Boston, Printed by Benjamin Harris, and John Allen. 1691. — Very Suitable to be given at Funerals.

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The mourners cordial against excessive sorrow discovering what grounds of hope Gods people have…

The mourners cordial against excessive sorrow discovering what grounds of hope Gods people have concerning their dead friends / by Samuel Willard, teacher of a church in Boston. ; [Five lines from II Corinthians]

Samuel Willard 1640–1707

Boston: printed by Benjamin Harris, 1691

4, 137, [1] p. ; 15 cm. (8vo) · 33k words · Evans 583 · Wing W2287

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Samuel Willard, The mourners cordial against excessive sorrow discovering what grounds of hope Gods people have… (Boston,, 1691). Evans-TCP N00460.

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Title page5
To the readerpp. 3–43
Sermonpp. 1–137234
Proposition 1PROPOSITION I. That Gods People have consolations which others are strangers unto.pp. 6–1212
Application 1USE I.VSE I.pp. 9–102
Application 2USE II.VSE II.pp. 10–112
Application 3USE III.VSE III.pp. 11–122
Proposition 2PROPOSITION II. That Grace doth not secure any against Dying▪ or, Gods Children must dye as well as other men.pp. 12–2422
Application 1USE I.VSE I.pp. 21