Address to the Inhabitants of the Colonies, established in New South Wales And Norfolk Island
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The author, serving as chaplain to the colonial settlements, addresses inhabitants with pastoral exhortation urging repentance, regular prayer, and moral reformation, especially among those viewed as spiritually indifferent. He explains the growing size of the parish and limits on his ability to minister in person, offers biblical warnings about salvation and damnation, and appeals for personal reflection and persistent devotion. Interwoven with brief parish statistics and gratitude for supporters, the address aims to awaken readers to eternal concerns and encourage conversion and steadfast Christian practice.
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