Some Remarkable Passages in the Life of Dr. George De Benneville - Late of Germantown, Pennsylvania, Who Departed This Life in March, 1793, in the Ninetieth Year of His Age, Including What He Saw and Heard in a Trance of Forty-Two Hour... #226295

I bless God that I was ever acquainted with dr. George DE benneville, for such an humble, pious, loving man I have scarcely ever seen in my pil grimage through life. To such as consider this ac count romantic, absurd, and inconsistent, I shall only say, That if they had known the author as well as I did, I doubt not they would have thought of him in a good measure as I do. I think it impossible that a man of his piety, humility, benevolence, and universal good character should have been guilty of deliberately imposing upon mankind; and from the very nature and circumstances of the case, I cannot see how it is possible that he should be imposed upon himself. I have no doubt of the truth of this relation myself, and have delivered it faithfully as I received it. I consider myself hastening to the bar of God, where I expect very shortly to give up my account to the Judge of all the earth, and therefore.