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 1 Pref|          and preachers to suffer~distress and hunger a plenty, just
 2    1|        are to take refuge in all distress,~so that to have a God is
 3    1|        you~suffer misfortune and distress, creep and cling to Me.
 4    1|        called for help to him in distress. Here belong those also,
 5    1|           especially in want and distress, and that, moreover~renounces
 6    1|    sentenced to death or in~like distress, and do not save him, although
 7    1|       afford~counsel and help in distress and danger of body and life,
 8    1|       rot in prison or perish~in distress. What else is that but to
 9    1|    latter, perhaps on account of distress or debt,~cannot regain or
10    3|     heartily He pities us in our distress, and may never doubt that
11    3|      should see and~consider the distress which ought to urge and
12    3|         has any one regarded any distress, but~(when they had done
13    3| earnestness. Men~must feel their distress, and such distress as presses
14    3|         their distress, and such distress as presses them and compels~
15    3|         proper devotion. But the distress which ought to~concern us
16    3|         placed before us all the distress which may ever~come upon
17    5|           on your part, your own distress~which is about your neck,
18    5|         do if I cannot feel such distress~or experience hunger and
19    5|        that you cannot feel your~distress or come to Christ. A murderer,
20    5|         heart.~Then, indeed, the distress will not fail to become
21    5|         suddenly into misery and distress when you least expect it! ~