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Philip Furneaux's heartfelt sermon on the death of Henry Miles offers a moving tribute to a beloved pastor and friend. Through his reflections on the life and deeds of Miles, Furneaux offers valuable insights into the nature of faith, hope, and charity. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking comfort and solace in the face of grief or adversity.

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