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Excerpt from The Posthumous Works of Jeremiah Seed, M. A, Vol. 2: Late Rector of Enham in Hampshire; And Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford; Consisting of Sermons, Letters, Essays, &C., Published Form the Author's Original Manuscripts
One would think we {hould need few Arguments to perfuade the Great, the Opu lent, and the Able, to prefent themfelves the foremoi't in this Rank, and to undertake the principal Share in this Duty. They are Stewards, it is true, and mull: give an Account: but happy fure is the Steward when his Truf't is of fuch a Nature, that the more freely he difpenfes, the more faith ful he {hall be accounted: When the Me rit of his Liberality {hall be placed, not to his Ma/ler's, but to his own Account When the Prayers of the Poor {hall draw down upon him the Praife and Reward of his Lord.
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