A Sermon Preached at Kensington Church, on June the 29th, 1794: After the Victory Gained at Sea, June the 1st

· 1831

_And his Disciples came unto him_; _and awoke him_, _saying_, _Lord_, _save us_, _we perish_. IN a chapter previous to that from whence my text is taken, our blessed Saviour, had been preaching his most excellent sermon on the mount to his disciples, wherein he had diffused comfort and consolation, adding thereunto satisfaction to the whole human race, and after having pointed out his doctrine in a very specific manner, the many and various duties, of a good christian; exhorting all to follow minutely the good advice contained in his discourse, charging them not only to be hearers of the gospel, but doers also, intimating therein, that it availeth little, to listen and hearken, to whatever …

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