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Richard Baxter

“In this strait, sinner, consider, it is Christ, and not your forefathers, or neighbors, or friends, that must judge you at last; and if Christ condemn you, these cannot save you.”
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Richard Baxter

“It is no small matter to stand up in the face of a congregation and deliver a message of salvation or damnation as from the living God in the name of our Redeemer.”
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Richard Baxter

“Let all these witnesses judge this day between God and you, whether you are in earnest about eternal rest.”
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Richard Baxter

“Let him tell them of the glory they must lose, and the sufferings they must feel, and they think he means not them, but some notorious sinners.”
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Richard Baxter

“Let me ask then, dost thou truly account it thy chief happiness to enjoy the Lord in glory, or dost thou not?”
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Richard Baxter

“Little do we know how we wrong ourselves by shutting out of our prayers the praises of God, or allowing them so narrow a room as we usually do, while we are copious enough in our confessions and petitions.”
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Richard Baxter

“Little know you what many a soul may now be feeling in hell, who died in their sins, for want of your faithful admonition.”
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Richard Baxter

“Look to our brethren, to our souls, and to God; and what a deal of work, in respect to each of these, doth lie before us?”
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Richard Baxter

“May not these sinners condemn us, when they blush not to swear, be drunk, or neglect the worship of God; and we blush to tell them of it, and persuade them from it?”
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Richard Baxter

“Methinks, it is the most pitiable sight this world affords, to see such an ungodly person dying, and to think of his soul and his hopes departing together.”
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Richard Baxter

“Must he not intercede with the Father, plead his sufferings, be filled with the Spirit to send forth, receive authority, and subdue his enemies?”
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Richard Baxter

“Must I make the God of heaven follow me in vain, till I had wearied him with crying to me, _Repent, return_?”
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Richard Baxter

“Neither shall we need to fast and weep, and watch any more, being out of the reach of sin and temptations.”
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Richard Baxter

“O foolish sinners, _who hath bewitched you?_ The world bewitches men into brute beasts, and draws them some degrees beyond madness.”
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Richard Baxter

“O if we could keep the taste of our souls continually delighted with the sweetness above, with what disdain should we spit out the baits of sin?”
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