Memoir of Old Elizabeth, a Coloured Woman
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As I now lived in a neighborhood where I could attend religiousmeetings, occasionally I felt moved to speak a few words therein; butI shrank from it--so great was the cross to my nature.
I did not speak much till I had reached my forty-second year, when itwas revealed to me that the message which had been given to me I hadnot yet delivered, and the time had come. As I could read but little, I questioned within myself how it would be possible for me to deliverthe message, when I did not understa...nd the Scriptures. Whereupon I wasmoved to open a Bible that was near me, which I did, and my eyes fellupon this passage, "Gird up thy loins now like a man, and answer thoume. Obey God rather than man, " &c. Here I fell into a great exerciseof spirit, and was plunged very low. I went from one religiousprofessor to another, enquiring of them what ailed me; but of allthese I could find none who could throw any light upon suchimpressions. They all told me there was nothing in Scripture thatwould sanction such exercises.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I now lived in a neighborhood where I could attend religiousmeetings, occasionally I felt moved to speak a few words therein; butI shrank from it--so great was the cross to my nature.
I did not speak much till I had reached my forty-second year, when itwas revealed to me that the message which had been given to me I hadnot yet delivered, and the time had come. As I could read but little, I questioned within myself how it would be possible for me to deliverthe message, when I did not understa...nd the Scriptures. Whereupon I wasmoved to open a Bible that was near me, which I did, and my eyes fellupon this passage, "Gird up thy loins now like a man, and answer thoume. Obey God rather than man, " &c. Here I fell into a great exerciseof spirit, and was plunged very low. I went from one religiousprofessor to another, enquiring of them what ailed me; but of allthese I could find none who could throw any light upon suchimpressions. They all told me there was nothing in Scripture thatwould sanction such exercises.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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