ME

MOIRS

Of the LIFE of

JOHN GLOVER,

Late of NORWICH:

Intended to difplay the Glory of GOD, by fhewing
His peculiar and gracious dealings with him
both in Grace and Providence; and particularly
fetting forth how he was brought from refting
in the form of Religion, to experience the life
and pover of it in his Soul: together with a de-
laration of the support and confolation it afforded
im during many Years of Affliction.

Come and bear, all ye that fear GOD, and I will declare what He
bath done for my Soul.

We Speak that we do knowy.

Pfa. lxvi. 16.

John iii. 11.

-That ye may know what is the hope of his
calling, and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the
Saints, and what is the exeeding greatness of his Power to us-ward
who believe.
Eph. i. 18, 19.
We Speak the wisdom of GOD in a Mystery.

LONDON:

1 Cer. ii. 7.

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I

The PRE FAC E.

T would be vain indeed, confidering the obfcurity of my life, to prefume to say any thing about it in public; but the things I would fpeak of, concern the Glory of GOD; this, therefore, and this only is the reafon of my prefuming to write any thing of myfelf to the world. The Glory of GOD alone, is my profeffed defign; to glorify my GOD and Saviour, by bearing witnefs to his truth is my earnest defire and in hope that the LORD will blefsand fanctify my teftimony to the good and benefit of many fouls who will glorify GOD in me, I have endeavoured to draw up the following account of the LORD's gracious dealings with my.. foul; and when I am dead and fhall have no opportunity (but of this fort) to do good to the fouls of my fellow creatures, I may (by this means) speak to those who shall hereafter believe to the faving of their fouls.