“To sin is one great misery, and then to forget our sins is a misery too.  If in repentance we could set the battle in array, point to every individual sin in the true and particular times of acting and re-acting, oh, how would our hearts be more broken with shame and sorrow, and how would we adore the richness of the treasure of mercy which must have a multitude in it to pardon the multitude of our infinite errors and sins.”  (Obadiah Sedgwich; 1600-1658)