Ebenezer Marsh
Ebenezer Marsh (1853-1913) was a Strict and Particular Baptist preacher. He served as Pastor for churches in Laxfield, Wellingborough, Stratford, Warboys, Bethersden and Bethnal Green. We also served as President for the Metropolitan Association of Strict Baptist Churches and Editor for the Earthen Vessel.
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The Funeral Sermon Of Thomas Voysey
The removal of a servant of God is a loss extending beyond the family circle and the immediate sphere of labour in which he was found in the service of the King. It has a voice reaching throughout the whole Church of God, and, rightly considered, will humble each believer before Him whose gift the faithful minister and true pastor is. Our dear brother Voysey has gone. The Lord Himself has called him home. Though personally known to but few of you here, he was your pastor's most true and devoted friend, with whom he had walked in unbroken unity for over twenty years. Moreover, he formed, in the providence of God, one of the connecting links which brought about our union today as pastor…
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The Life And Ministry Of Ebenezer Marsh
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The Life And Ministry Of Ebenezer Marsh
Born into this world of sin on August 5th, 1853, the dealings of God with the writer have been one long chain of goodness, grace and love to the present hour; but, oh! what shame and confusion of face is mine as the question comes, "How has it been requited?" Only the writer could give anything like a just answer to this soul-humbling question, and his pen for very shame refuses to transcribe all he knows. Let my God read it if He will, whose heart of love has blotted out my sins through His own most precious blood, but let no imperfect creature wish to peer into this veritable chamber of horrors—the accumulated transgressions, iniquity, and sin, of this base heart.
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The Funeral Sermon Of Thomas Voysey
