& I like to hear the grumble for the growling dog gets the sorest head, if any man is poor & afflicted let him come and complain to us <​& tell of it​> but <​&​> not complain or grumble about it— The finishing of the is like a man finishing a fight; if he gives up he is killed; if he holds out a little longer he may live. Ill tell you a story, a man who could whip his Wife is a Coward. I once fought with a man who had whipped his Wife: it was a hard battle contest, but I still remembered he had whipt his Wife; and this encouraged me and I whipt him till he had enough[.] Brethren carry on to the thus, and you will build it. You will then be on Pisgah’s top & the great men who <​will​> come from the four quarters of the Earth will pile their gold & silver into it untill you are weary of receiving them, and if you are not careful, you will be liftd lifted up & <​become​> full of pride; but they will come up & cloke all your former sins and will be ready to destroy yourselves and they will cover up and cloke all your former sins <​&​> according to the Scripture ◊◊◊ will hide a multitude of sins & you will shine forth fair as the Sun, clear as the moon, & you will become terrible like an army with banners. <​I would will say to​> Those who have labored on the I woul & cannot get their pay, be patient, & if any more take the means which are set apart for the building of that , and apply it to his own use, let him, let him, he will destroy himself. If any man is hungry let him come to me & I will feed him at my table. If any are hungry or naked dont take away the brick, timber, & em <​& materials​> that belong to that but come & tell me & I will divide with them to the last morsel & then if the & then if the man is not satisfied I will kick his backside. There is a g