Excerpt from Letters to the Conscience, or the Grounds of Solicitude and Hope
The design of this little volume is, with the blessing of God, to promote the conversion of sinners, and the salvation of souls. With this in view, the first object has been to awaken an interestoon the subject of religion, by a proper exhibition of important truth; and then so to deepen that interest into solicitude, for the wel fare of the soul, that, by the presentation of the claims of God, in the gospel, the sinner may be led by the Spirit, to yield up the controversy, and give his heart to God. The latter part of the vol ume was designed to afford him some simple tests, by which, to try his character, and hope. It would have been easy, to have enlarged the work, by giving a fuller exhibition of the grounds of solicitude and hope, but it was thought that this would not be likely to increase its use fulness; for, by enlarging its size, some for whom it was especially designed, might be deterred from the undertaking of giving it a perusal. With the present, and it is thought, natural ar rangement of the subjects of the volume, theamber, in the filling up, has seized Rpm ume points, wily, wot li'wli scam most immrlam, N'
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