Death, and how to Prepare for It - Puritan Andrew Gray Sermon

#Puritan Andrew Gray (1634-1656)



Andrew Gray died at Glasgow in Feb. 1656 "of a purple fever, of a few days roving" says Robert Baillie in a letter.



Thus, in a short time, according to his desire, it was granted to him by death to pass unto the Author of life, his soul taking flight into the arms of his blessed Saviour, whom he had served failthfully in his day and generation, though only about 22 years old. He shone too conspicuously to last long, and burned so intensly that he behoved soon to be extinguished; but he now shines in the kingdom of his father, in a more conspicuous refulgent manner; even as the brightness of the firmament and the stars for ever and ever.