A Memoir of Adelaide Leaper Newton
A Memoir of Adelaide Leaper Newton
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The finer and most exquisite features of the Christian character are brought out only in protracted purification by fire — don't you think so ? The soul is safe for eternity, if there have been but the believing look to Jesus ; but then the development of the graces of the Spirit have not had time for exercise. There must be trial, ere we can exercise 'patieuce, ' and irritating circumstances to call forth * long-suffering. ' " And, reverting to a subject before noticed, she says: "Self-examina...tion I have studied with no ordinary care for months. I think Christians are in great bondage concerning it. I hope you will for- give me for saying so. I am so sure that much of the gloomy doubtfulness of the Lord's people, as to whether they are His or not, arises from seeking evidences in themselves, instead of only looking to Him, which is itself the most convincing of all evi- dences, that I dread looking much to self for any cause. ' Walking in the light will surely best show us our darkness!" And, on the eve of setting out, she writes, on Oct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The finer and most exquisite features of the Christian character are brought out only in protracted purification by fire — don't you think so ? The soul is safe for eternity, if there have been but the believing look to Jesus ; but then the development of the graces of the Spirit have not had time for exercise. There must be trial, ere we can exercise 'patieuce, ' and irritating circumstances to call forth * long-suffering. ' " And, reverting to a subject before noticed, she says: "Self-examina...tion I have studied with no ordinary care for months. I think Christians are in great bondage concerning it. I hope you will for- give me for saying so. I am so sure that much of the gloomy doubtfulness of the Lord's people, as to whether they are His or not, arises from seeking evidences in themselves, instead of only looking to Him, which is itself the most convincing of all evi- dences, that I dread looking much to self for any cause. ' Walking in the light will surely best show us our darkness!" And, on the eve of setting out, she writes, on Oct.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Baille to read onlineMoreLess
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