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    • Relief plaques
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    • Prepare to meet thy god – 1
    • Prepare to meet thy god – 2
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    • Adam Clarke
    • Charles Wesley hymns
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For an overview of pink lustre plaques with religious subjects, click on the religious heading above.

As I live saith the LORD GOD...

As I live. saith
the LORD GOD. I
have no pleasure in the
death of the wicked
EZE.XXXIII.. 11
As I live saith
the LORD GOD  I
have no pleasure in the
death of the wicked.
EZE. XXXIII.  11.
   
The left plaque comes from a Tyneside pottery, probably Fell, and has the same transfer as smaller plaques I've attributed to Sheriff Hill.  Both Maling and Fell made plaques of this form, and are known to have used lustre decoration over the central transfer. However, the low positioning of the hanging holes is a feature associated with Fell, although on this plaque they are, atypically for Fell, spaced far apart. The two orange plaques come from a different transfer plate, and are attributed to Ball's Deptford Pottery. Note the differences in punctuation between the two transcribed verses.
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Except ye repent ye shall all likewise perish

Except ye repent,
ye shall all
likewise perish
LUKE  XIII .. 5.
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FORGIVE and ye shall be FORGIVEN

FORGIVE,
and ye shall be
FORGIVEN.
LUKE  VI  37
FORGIVE,
and ye shall be
FORGIVEN.
LUKE.  VI.  37.

GOD be merciful to me a SINNER

GOD
be merciful to me a
SINNER
LUKE XVIII.. 13.
GOD
be merciful to me a
SINNER.
LUKE. XVIII. 13.
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If ye love MEE keep my COMMANDMENTS

If ye love MEE
keep my
COMMANDMENTS.

John. XIV.  15.
If ye love ME _
keep my
COMMANDMENTS.

John. XIV.  15.
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REMEMBER THE LORD THY GOD

Three unmarked plaques attributed the Albion Pottery, Tyneside, run by Galloway and Atkinson c1864. The verse, 'Remember The Lord Thy God', also appears on a transfer with a cross, within a leaf border, from an as-yet unidentified pottery, likely Tyneside (see below).  It pairs with a similar transfer reading 'Praise The Lord'.
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SEEK YE THE LORD

The left plaque attributed to Thomas Fell. Similar transfers with this verse are attributed to Maling (centre), and another Tyneside pottery.
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Watch and pray...

Watch and pray
that ye enter not
into temptation:
Matt. XXVI ..  41.
Watch and pray
that ye enter not
into temptation.
Matt. XXVI.  41.

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