,,hymns ,,for ,a ,,week4 ,,morning ,,and ,,evening ,hymns for a ,week4 ,,by ,,the ,,late ,,miss ,,charlotte ,,elliott1 ,author of 8,just as ,i am40 ,,fiftieth ,,thousand4 ,london3 ,,chas4 ,j4 ,,thynne1 ,,wycliffe ,,house1 ,,great ,,queen ,,street1 ,,kingsway1 ,w4,c4 ,,wright ,,hoggard1 ,,printers1 ,,beverley4 ,,hymns ,,for ,a ,,week4 ,sunday ,morning4 8,unto you that fear my name shall the ,sun of ,righteousness arise with healing in his wings40 --,,mal4 iv4 #b4 ,thou glorious ,sun of ,righteousness1 ,on this day risen to set no more1 ,shine on me now to heal and bless1 ,with brighter beams than e'er before4 ,shine on thy work of grace within1 ,on each celestial blossom there3 ,destroy each bitter root of sin1 ,and make thy garden fresh and fair4 ,shine on thy pure eternal word1 ,its mysteries to my soul reveal2 ,and whether read1 remembered1 heard1 ,o let it quicken1 strengthen1 heal4 ,shine on the temples of thy grace2 ,in spotless robes thy priests be clad2 ,unveil the brightness of thy face2 ,and make thy chosen people glad4 ,shine on those unseen things displayed ,to faith's illuminated eye2 ,and let their splendour cast a shade ,on every earthly vanity4 ,shine on the hearts of those most dear1 ,disperse each cloud 'twixt them and thee3 ,their glorious heavenward prospects clear2 8,light in thy light10 oh1 let them see6 ,shine on those friends for whom we mourn1 ,who know not yet thy healing ray3 ,quicken their souls1 and bid them turn ,to thee1 8the life1 the truth1 the way40 ,shine on those tribes no country owns1 ,on ,judah once thy dwelling-place2 8,thy servants think upon her stones10 ,and long to see her day of grace4 ,shine on the missionary's home1 ,give him his heart's desire to see3 ,collect thy scattered ones who roam2 ,one fold1 one ,shepherd1 let there be6 ,shine1 till thy glorious beams shall chase ,the blinding film from every eye6 ,till every earthly dwelling-place ,shall hail the day-spring from on high6 ,shine on1 shine on1 ,eternal ,sun6 ,pour richer floods of life and light1 ,till that bright ,sabbath be begun-- ,that glorious day which knows no night4 ,illustration ,sunday ,evening4 8,i was in the ,spirit on the ,lord's day40 --,,rev4 i4 #aj4 ,the ,sabbath-day has reach'd its close6 ,yet1 ,saviour1 ere ,i seek repose1 ,grant me the peace thy love bestows-- ,smile on my evening hour6 ,oh1 heavenly ,comforter1 sweet guest6 ,hallow and calm my troubled breast1 ,weary ,i come to thee for rest-- ,smile on my evening hour6 ,if ever ,i have found it sweet ,to worship at my ,saviour's feet1 ,now to my soul that bliss repeat-- ,smile on my evening hour6 ,let not the ,gospel seed remain ,unfruitful1 or be lost again2 ,let heavenly dews descend like rain-- ,smile on my evening hour6 ,oh1 ever present1 ever nigh1 ,jesus1 on thee ,i fix mine eye3 ,thou hear'st the contrite spirit's sigh-- ,smile on my evening hour6 ,my only intercessor thou1 ,mingle thy fragrant incense now ,with every prayer and every vow-- ,smile on my evening hour6 ,and oh1 when life's short course shall end1 ,and death's dark shades around impend1 ,my ,god1 my everlasting ,friend-- ,smile on my evening hour6 ,illustration ,monday ,morning4 8,blow upon my garden1 that the spices thereof may flow out40 --,,cant4 iv4 #af4 ,now let our heavenly plants and flowers ,diffuse a fragrance more ,divine2 ,refreshed by the sweet ,sabbath showers1 ,with richer beauty they should shine4 ,we have been wafted for a while ,far1 far away from this low scene2 ,been cheered by our ,redeemer's smile1 ,been suffered on his breast to lean4 ,what has he taught us8 what should be ,the fruit of intercourse so blest8 ,o should not all around us see ,his image on our souls imprest8 ,within his ivory palace fair ,we entered a much-favoured train3 ,myrrh1 aloes1 cassia1 filled the air1 ,our garments should the scent retain4 ,and we should pass along the earth1 ,like birds that live upon the wing2 ,rise to the country of our birth1 ,and on our way its anthems sing4 ,illustration ,monday ,evening4 8,let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace40 --,,heb4 iv4 #af4 ,there is a spot of consecrated ground1 ,where brightest hopes and holiest joys are found3 ',tis named 7and ,christians love the well-known sound7 ,the throne of grace4 ',tis here a calm retreat is always found3 ,perpetual sunshine gilds the sacred ground2 ,pure airs and heavenly odours breathe around ,the throne of grace4 ,while on this vantage-ground the ,christian stands1 ,his quickened eye a boundless view commands2 ,discovers fair abodes not made with hands-- ,abodes of peace4 ,terrestrial objects1 disenchanted there1 ,lose all their power to dazzle or ensnare2 ,one only object then seems worth our care-- ,to win the race4 ,this is the mount where ,christ's disciples see ,the glory of the incarnate ,deity2 ',tis here they find it good indeed to be1 ,and view his face4 ,a new creation here begins to rise2 ,fruits of the ,spirit1 flowers of ,paradise1 ,watered from heaven1 in full and sure supplies1 ,by streams of grace4 ,towards this blest spot the ,spirit bends his ear1 ,the fervent prayer1 the contrite sigh to hear2 ,to bid the mourner banish every fear1 ,and go in peace4 ,here may the comfortless and weary find ,one who can cure the sickness of the mind2 ,one who delights the broken heart to bind-- ,the ,prince of ,peace4 ,saviour6 the sinner's friend1 our hope1 our all6 ,here teach us humbly at thy feet to fall2 ,here on thy name1 with love and faith to call ,for pardoning grace4 ,ne'er let the glory from this spot remove1 ,till1 numbered with thy ransomed flock above1 ,we cease to want1 but never cease to love ,the throne of grace4 ,tuesday ,morning4 8,let us run with patience the race that is set before us40 --,,heb4 xii4 #a4 ,immortal spirit6 wake1 arise6 ,think of thy home beyond the skies2 ,think of the work thou hast to do2 ,think of the heavenly prize in view4 ,shall thy poor tenement of clay ,curtail thy flight1 obstruct thy way8 ,and shall the free and heaven-born soul ,yield to the body's base control8 ,oh1 thoughtless slumberer1 wake1 arise6 ,to ,god1 to heaven1 lift up thine eyes2 ,eternity's vast ocean see1 ,and but a step 'twixt it and thee4 ,a clear1 unerring chart is given ,to guide the traveller's feet to heaven2 ,with humble heart there seek thy way-- ,none led by that can go astray4 ,it will point out a holy path1 ,of self-denial1 love1 and faith2 ,but strait and arduous though it be1 ,my ,god1 it leads to heaven and thee4 ,saviour6 for mine this path ,i take1 ,through thee alone the choice ,i make2 ,nor one step onward can ,i go1 ,till thou both will and power bestow4 ,to thee ,i now commit my way1 ,my wants1 my dangers1 through the day1-- ,wilt thou my every want supply1 ,and be in every danger nigh8 ,oh1 let thy smile my solace be6 ',tis more than ought in life to me2 ,permit me not to slight thy grace1 ,or cause thee once to hide thy face4 ,that blessed ,spirit's aid impart1 ,who can transform and cleanse my heart2 ,make the polluted fountain clear1 ,whose streams in words and acts appear4 ,teach me this day to keep in view ,the prize thy followers should pursue2 ,to adorn thy doctrine1 and to shed ,fragrance and light where'er ,i tread4 ,saviour6 ,i give myself to thee2 ,my strength1 my light1 my guardian be3 ,my earthly days thus let me spend1 ,till time1 and life1 and warfare end4 ,illustration ,tuesday ,evening4 8,now is our salvation nearer than when we believed40 --,,rom4 xiii4 #aa4 ,now one day's journey less divides ,me from the world where ,god resides2 ,if ,i have walked by faith1 in fear1 ,a stranger and a pilgrim here3 ,i've one day less my watch to keep1 ,my foes to fear1 my falls to weep3 ,i've one day less to see within1 ,conflict1 defeat1 remorse1 and sin4 ,and1 oh6 reflect1 my fainting soul1 ,thou'rt one stage nearer to the goal3 ,thou'rt one stage nearer to the shore1 ,where thou wilt grieve for sin no more4 ,if the sweet presence of thy ,god ,to-day has cheered and blest thy road1 ,think what must be that glorious place1 ,where he will never hide his face4 ,if thou hast oft been led astray1 ,and mournfully review'st the day1 ,still strive the more that rest to attain1 ,where thou wilt never sin again4 ,if thou hast mourned for friends endeared1 ,whose converse once thy journey cheered2 ,think that in heaven no cause will sever ,the bond which reunites for ever4 ,let every gift by ,god bestowed1 ,each kind refreshment on my road2 ,let every sorrow1 hope1 and fear1 ,incite my soul to persevere4 ,and thou my only help and guide1 ,than whom ,i have no help beside2 ,whose eye beholds me when ,i fail1 ,whose arm supports when ,i prevail2 ,oh1 hear me6 grant what ,i implore2 ,and if on earth ,i wake no more1 ,think on my last1 my dying prayer2 ,hear it in heaven1 fulfil it there6 ,since ,i on thee alone depend1 ,oh1 guide me to my journey's end2 ,then bear my soul o'er death's dark wave1 ,to realms of joy beyond the grave4 ,illustration ,wednesday ,morning4 8,watch and pray1 that ye enter not into temptation40 --,,matt4 xxvi4 #da4 8,christian6 seek not yet repose20 ,hear thy guardian angel say2 ,thou art in the midst of foes-- 8,watch and pray60 ,principalities and powers1 ,mustering their unseen array1 ,wait for thy unguarded hours-- 8,watch and pray60 ,gird thy heavenly armour on1 ,wear it ever1 night and day2 ,ambush'd lies the evil one-- 8,watch and pray60 ,hear the victors who o'ercame1 ,still they mark each warrior's way2 ,all1 with one sweet voice exclaim-- 8,watch and pray60 ,hear1 above all1 hear thy ,lord1 ,him thou lovest to obey2 ,hide within thy heart his word-- 8,watch and pray60 ,watch1 as if on that alone ,hung the issue of the day2 ,pray1 that help may be sent down-- 8,watch and pray60 ,illustration ,wednesday ,evening4 8,wherefore lift up the hands which hang down1 and the feeble knees40 --,,heb4 xii4 #ab4 ,o faint and feeble-hearted6 ,why thus cast down with fear8 ,fresh aid shall be imparted1 ,thy ,god unseen is near4 ,his eye can never slumber1 ,he marks thy cruel foes2 ,observes their strength1 their number1 ,and all thy weakness knows4 ,though heavy clouds of sorrow ,make dark thy path to-day1 ,there may shine forth to-morrow ,once more a cheering ray4 ,doubts1 griefs1 and foes assailing1 ,conceal heaven's fair abode2 ,yet now faith's power prevailing ,should stay thy mind on ,god4 ,illustration ,thursday ,morning4 8,he that keepeth his mouth1 keepeth his life40 --,,prov4 xiii4 #c4 ,guard well thy lips2 none1 none can know ,what evils from the tongue may flow2 ,what guilt1 what grief may be incurred ,by one incautious1 hasty word4 ,be 8slow to speak20 look well within1 ,to check what there may lead to sin2 ,and pray unceasingly for aid1 ,lest unawares1 thou be betrayed4 8,condemn not1 judge not10--not to man ,is given his brother's faults to scan2 ,one task is thine1 and one alone1-- ,to search out and subdue thine own4 ,indulge no murmurings2 oh1 restrain ,those lips so ready to complain6 ,and1 if they can be numbered1 count ,of one day's mercies the amount4 ,shun vain discussions1 trifling themes2 ,dwell not on earthly hopes or schemes2 ,let words of wisdom1 meekness1 love1 ,thy heart's true renovation prove4 ,set ,god before thee2 every word ,thy lips pronounce by him is heard2 ,oh1 could'st thou realise this thought1 ,what care1 what caution would be taught6 ,think on thy parting hour3 ere long ,th' approach of death may chain thy tongue1 ,and powerless all attempts be found1 ,to articulate one meaning sound4 8,the time is short0--this day may be ,the very last assigned to thee3 ,so speak that1 should'st thou ne'er speak more1 ,thou may'st not this day's words deplore4 ,thursday ,evening4 8,in everything1 by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto ,god4 ,and the peace of ,god1 which passeth all understanding1 shall keep your hearts and minds through ,christ ,jesus40 --,,philip4 iv4 #f1 #g4 ,my ,god6 is any hour so sweet1 ,from blush of morn to evening-star1 ,as that which calls me to thy feet-- ,the hour of prayer8 ,blest be that tranquil hour of morn1 ,and blest that hour of solemn eve1 ,when on the wings of prayer upborne1 ,the world ,i leave4 ,for then a day-spring shines on me1 ,brighter than morn's ethereal glow2 ,and richer dews descend from thee ,than earth can know4 ,then is my strength by thee renewed2 ,then are my sins by thee forgiven2 ,then dost thou cheer my solitude ,with hopes of heaven4 ,words cannot tell what blest relief ,here for my every want ,i find2 ,what strength for warfare1 balm for grief2 ,what peace of mind4 ,hushed is each doubt--gone every fear1 ,my spirit seems in heaven to stay2 ,and e'en the penitential tear ,is wiped away4 ,oh1 till ,i reach yon peaceful shore1 ,no privilege so dear shall be1 ,as thus my inmost soul to pour ,in prayer to thee6 ,friday ,morning4 8,acquaint thyself with him1 and be at peace40 --,,job xxii4 #ba4 ,art thou acquainted1 oh my soul6 ,with such a ,saviour1 such a ,friend1 ,whose power can all events control1 ,and from all evils can defend8 ,why art thou then opprest with fears8 ,knowledge of him should give thee peace2 ,should check these often-flowing tears1 ,and bid these sad misgivings cease4 ,is it the past that gives thee pain8 ,transgressions1 falls1 dost thou deplore8 ,the atoning blood pleads not in vain1 ,thy ,god remembers them no more4 ,do present troubles vex thy mind8 ,sufferings of body1 mental care8 ,in ,god a refuge thou wilt find2 ,and oh1 what sweet relief in prayer6 ,dost thou o'er friends much valued weep1 ,who seem in hopeless fetters bound8 ,christ will seek out his wandering sheep-- ,those who seem lost will then be found4 ,dost thou the unknown future dread8 ,thy passage through death's awful vale8 ,e'en there shall light around be shed ,thy ,god's sure promise cannot fail4 ,dost thou with dread still greater1 shrink ,from pain for those on earth most dear2 ,and oft with sickening anguish think ,on all they yet may suffer here8 ,oh faithless1 unbelieving heart6 ,so slow to trust the tenderest ,friend3 ,who then will needful strength impart1-- ,who 8loving1 loves unto the end40 ,no longer doubt1 nor fear1 nor grieve1 ,nor on uncertain evils dwell3 ,past1 present1 future1 calmly leave ,to him who will do all things well4 ,illustration ,friday ,evening4 8,having a desire to depart and to be with ,christ1 which is far better40 --,,philip4 i4 #bc4 ,let me be with thee where thou art6 ,my ,saviour1 my eternal rest6 ,then only with this longing heart ,be fully and for ever blest4 ,let me be with thee where thou art6 ,thy unveiled glory to behold2 ,then only will this wandering heart ,cease to be treacherous1 faithless1 cold4 ,let me be with thee where thou art6 ,where spotless saints thy name adore2 ,then only will this sinful heart ,be evil and defiled no more4 ,let me be with thee where thou art6 ,where none can die1 where none remove2 ,there neither life nor death will part ,me from thy presence and thy love4 ,illustration ,saturday ,morning4 8,who is this that engaged his heart to approach unto me80 --,,jer4 xxx4 #ba4 ,this is the day to tune with care ,each unseen chord within3 ,would we for ,sabbaths well prepare1 ,to-day we should begin4 ,before the ,majesty of ,heaven ,to-morrow we appear2 ,no honour half so great is given1 ,throughout man's sojourn here4 ,yet if his heart be not prepared1 ,his soul not meetly drest1 ,in vain that honour will be shared1-- ,no smile will greet the guest4 ,we must beforehand lay aside ,our own polluted dress1 ,and wear the robe of ,jesu's bride1-- ,his spotless righteousness4 ,we must forsake this world below1 ,forget all earthly things2 ,strive with a seraph's love to glow1 ,and soar on angel wings4 ,the altar must be cleansed to-day1 ,meet for the offered ,lamb2 ,the wood in order we must lay1 ,and wait to-morrow's flame4 ,lord of the ,sacrifice we bring1 ,to thee our hopes aspire2 ,our ,prophet1 our ,high-,priest1 and ,king1 ,send down the sacred fire4 ,illustration ,saturday ,evening4 8,commune with your own heart upon your bed1 and be still40 --,,ps4 iv4 #d4 ,another portion of the span ,assigned to transitory man ,has now for ever flown2 ,and ere ,i taste the sweet repose ,my heavenly ,guardian's care bestows1 ,i kneel before his throne4 ,god of my life6 to thee ,i pray2 ,the passing pilgrim of a day1 ,soon1 soon to sleep in death1-- ,let me not spend unthinkingly1 ,these moments that so quickly fly1 ,shortened by every breath4 ,ere yet that hallowed morn appear1 ,given to recruit the soul and cheer-- ,pour down thy light divine2 ,that while my progress ,i retrace1 ,since last ,i hailed the day of grace1 ,its beams within may shine4 ,oh1 has that rapid1 ceaseless tide1 ,of which the waves so noiseless glide1 ,borne me towards heaven1 my home2 ,as surely as each day1 each hour1 ,has borne me with resistless power1 ,on to the silent tomb8 ,have my affections soared above8 ,and has my ,saviour's wondrous love ,constrained me1 day by day1 ,for him to act1 to think1 to speak8 ,his glory as my end to seek1 ,his ,spirit to obey8 ,have ,i his constant influence felt8 ,and has his holy word so 8dwelt ,richly0 my heart within1 ,that outward faults have been subdued1 ,and inward hidden thoughts renewed1 ,cleansed from the taint of sin8 ,lord6 if my only answer now ,must be these silent tears that flow1 ,for days not given to thee2 ,still let a holier life begin-- ,a life not thus defaced by sin-- ,if ,i to-morrow see4 ,then let thy word its power exert1 ,to quicken1 cleanse1 transform my heart1 ,within thy house of prayer2 ,or if that boon be still denied1 ,with me in solitude abide1 ,and make my wants thy care4 ,now let me peacefully lie down1 ,cleansed1 pardoned1 numbered with thine own1 ,while strengthening sleep is given2 ,then let the auspicious ,sabbath bring ,peace1 gladness1 healing on its wing1 ,and rest like that of heaven6 ,january1 #aijf4 ,a ,,selection ,,of ,,books ,,published ,,by ,,chas4 ,j4 ,,thynne4 ,the ,christian ,race1 and other ,sermons4 ,setting forth the great doctrines of ,sin1 ,redemption1 ,regeneration1 and ,sanctification4 ,with a ,prefatory ,note by the ,ven4 ,archdeacon ,,madden4 ,cheaper edition4 ,cloth gilt1 #cs4 #f;d4 net2 half persian1 gilt top1 #es4 #f;d4 ,the ,christian ,leaders of the ,eighteenth ,century4 ,being the ,lives of ,whitefield1 ,wesley1 ,grimshaw1 ,romaine1 ,venn1 ,berridge1 and other ,evangelical ,leaders1 and the religious history of their times4 ,cloth1 gilt1 #bs4 #f;d4 net42 with gilt edges1 #cs4 #f;d4 net4 ,practical ,religion4--,plain ,papers on the ,daily ,duties1 ,experiences1 ,dangers1 and ,privileges of ,professing ,christians4 ,cloth1 ,gilt1 #bs4 #f;d4 net2 with gilt edges1 #cs4 #f;d4 net4 8,this volume contains a series of papers which treat of the daily duties1 dangers1 experience1 and privileges of all who profess and call themselves true ,christians40--,extract from ,preface4 ,bethany4--,being ,expository ,thoughts1 with notes1 on the ,eleventh ,chapter of ,st4 ,john's ,gospel4 8,the heart of the wise is in the house of mourning0 7,eccles4 vii4 #d74 ,small #dto cloth gilt1 #as4 #f;d4 ,hymns for the ,church on ,earth4--,tenth ,edition4 ,containing ,three ,hundred ,hymns1 for the most part of modern date4 ,selected and ,arranged by ,,bishop ,,ryle4 ,in large type4 ,small #hvo1 limp cloth1 #bs4 #f;d4 net2 with gilt edges1 #cs4 #f;d4 net4 ,roan leather1 with gilt edges1 #es4 #f;d4 net2 ,morocco1 gilt leaves1 #hs4 #f;d4 net4 8,the comfort of invalids and the edification of ,christians in private have been the two principal objects ,i have had in view in preparing this collection4 ,i hold strongly that holy thoughts often abide for ever in men's memories under the form of poetry1 which pass away and are forgotten under the form of prose40--,extract from ,preface4 ,the ,messages of ,christ4--,by ,,nathaniel ,,wiseman1 ,author of 8,eminent ,christian ,workers10 c4 ,popular ,edition4 ,with ,frontispiece4 ,crown #hvo1 cloth gilt1 #as4 #f;d4 net4 ,communion with ,god2 or ,morning and ,evening ,prayers for a ,month4 ,for ,private ,use4 ,by ,m4 ,,le ,m4,d4 ,preface by the ,rev4 ,,john ,,dawson1 ,m4,a41 ,vicar of ,holy ,trinity1 ,weston-super-,mare4 ,printed in red and black4 ,cloth gilt1 #as4 net2 leather binding1 with gilt edges1 #bs4 net4 ,a4,l4,o4,e4--,living ,jewels4 ,diversity of ,christian ,character1 suggested by ,precious ,stones2 with ,biographical ,examples4 ,by ,a4,l4,o4,e4 ,illustrations4 ,new ,edition1 ,small post #hvo1 cloth gilt1 #as4 #f;d4 net4 ,baylee4--,the ,intermediate ,state of the ,blessed ,dead4 ,by the late ,rev4 ,,joseph ,,baylee1 ,d4,d4 ,third ,edition4 ,small #hvo1 cloth1 gilt1 #bs4 net4 ,burbidge4--,half-,hours with ,bunyan's ,pilgrim's ,progress2 a series of 8,daily ,half-,hour ,readings0 for the people4 ,by ,,john ,,burbidge1 ,hon4 ,canon of ,liverpool4 ,second ,edition4 #dcb pp4 #hvo1 cloth1 gilt1 #cs4 net4 ,christ our ,example4--,by ,,caroline ,,fry1 ,author of 8,the ,listener10 c4 ,with ,preface by ,rev4 ,,canon ,,christopher1 ,m4,a4 ,twenty-fifth thousand4 ,fcap4 #hvo1 cloth1 #as4 net4 ,memorials of the ,rev4 ,frederick ,whitfield4--,sometime ,vicar of ,st4 ,mary-in-the-,castle1 ,hastings1 ,author of the ,hymn1 8,i ,need ,thee1 ,precious ,jesus10 etc4 ,with ,notes of some of his ,addresses4 ,preface by the ,rev4 ,prebendary ,,webb-,,peploe4 ,edited by ,r4 ,s4 ,b4 ,,whitfield4 ,portrait4 ,cloth1 gilt4 #bs4 #f;d4 net4 ,,complete ,,catalogue ,,post ,,free4 ,london3 ,wycliffe ,house1 ,great ,queen ,street1 ,,kingsway1 ,w4,c4 ,transcriber's ,notes ,italic text indicated with surrounding underlines ,bold text indicated with surrounding equal signs ,small caps have been converted to ,,all ,,caps ,corrections p4 #c change ,mal4 to all caps for consistency p4 #d typo3 havenward to heavenward p4 #f removed hyphen from ,lord's-day p4 #aj added an em dash to citation for consistent appearance p4 #ac added an em dash to citation for consistent appearance p4 #af added an em dash to citation for consistent appearance p4 #ai added an em dash to citation for consistent appearance p4 #ba added missing closing quote mark to the scripture quote p4 #bc added an em dash to citation for consistent appearance p4 #be added a period at the end of the abbreviation for ,philippians p4 #bg added an em dash to citation for consistent appearance p4 #cj added a period at the end of the abbreviation for ,philippians p4 #cb added missing opening quote mark to the scripture quote p4 #cc typo3 to-morrow's flame1 to to-morrow's flame4 p4 #cd added missing period to end of scripture quote p4 #ch typo3 ,burbridge to ,brubidge