Address Delivered On the Occasion of the Death of Miss Anna J. Grubb, in Hedding M.E. Church, February 1st, 1865
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Though young in yenrs, and not yet two years a ]jractical Christian, how eloquently does she plead for souls ! For this work she was emi- nently qualified, as she was naturally blest with a good mind, a most amiable disposition, and fa- vored with a liberal education, having graduated with high honor to herself in the Ladies' High School of Philadelphia, just a year prior to the very day of her death. But above all, as a quali- fication for good, she had her soul deeply imbued with a Saviour's ...love. To a friend she writes : " Anna, do you love Jesus ? Oh, the peace, the comfort, and satisfaction that can be obtained by loving Jesus, and giving him our hearts ! I have often felt like exclaiming : — • ' Bread of life, feed me Till I want no more.' "Dear Anna, it is my prayer that this bread of life may feed you as it does me." Among her papers, written nearly a year ago, was found one which had in it this paragraph : " I am feeling more than ever before a strong desire to see my friends and companions led to the Saviour." Thus she did cast her bread upon the waters, and Eternity alone will disclose the good she has instrumentally accomplished.
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Though young in yenrs, and not yet two years a ]jractical Christian, how eloquently does she plead for souls ! For this work she was emi- nently qualified, as she was naturally blest with a good mind, a most amiable disposition, and fa- vored with a liberal education, having graduated with high honor to herself in the Ladies' High School of Philadelphia, just a year prior to the very day of her death. But above all, as a quali- fication for good, she had her soul deeply imbued with a Saviour's ...love. To a friend she writes : " Anna, do you love Jesus ? Oh, the peace, the comfort, and satisfaction that can be obtained by loving Jesus, and giving him our hearts ! I have often felt like exclaiming : — • ' Bread of life, feed me Till I want no more.' "Dear Anna, it is my prayer that this bread of life may feed you as it does me." Among her papers, written nearly a year ago, was found one which had in it this paragraph : " I am feeling more than ever before a strong desire to see my friends and companions led to the Saviour." Thus she did cast her bread upon the waters, and Eternity alone will disclose the good she has instrumentally accomplished.
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