An Earnest Appeal to Christians On Duty of Making Efforts And Sacrifices for Conversion of the World
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who art thou, O great mountain ? before Zerruhhahel, it shall he a plain ! And He shall hring forth the headstone with shoutings of grace, grace unto it.'''' The difficulties thrown in the way and the want of success in our first efforts, can onty indicate, at the utmost, that God's predestined time has not 3^et fulty arrived. No disappointments , no disasters of any kind, attending the missionary, can be viewed as the frown of God. He will not frown on 63 TO CHRISTIAXS, &C.
his own cause, its ...success he has de- creed ; and victory is certain. In our Master's spirit, we persevere : we renew our efforts ': we pray, we labour with renewed dihgence : and leave the consequences in the hand s of x^hiiighty God our faithful Redee- mer ! And if we have not all the success which our hearts can devise, most assuredly those w^ho follow up the work, in the generations that come after us, shall reap with joyful- ness, w^here we have sown with tears.
Yes Dear Brethren, disappointment and reverses are the appointed trials of our faith and patience, not the Tuin of the Lord's work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
who art thou, O great mountain ? before Zerruhhahel, it shall he a plain ! And He shall hring forth the headstone with shoutings of grace, grace unto it.'''' The difficulties thrown in the way and the want of success in our first efforts, can onty indicate, at the utmost, that God's predestined time has not 3^et fulty arrived. No disappointments , no disasters of any kind, attending the missionary, can be viewed as the frown of God. He will not frown on 63 TO CHRISTIAXS, &C.
his own cause, its ...success he has de- creed ; and victory is certain. In our Master's spirit, we persevere : we renew our efforts ': we pray, we labour with renewed dihgence : and leave the consequences in the hand s of x^hiiighty God our faithful Redee- mer ! And if we have not all the success which our hearts can devise, most assuredly those w^ho follow up the work, in the generations that come after us, shall reap with joyful- ness, w^here we have sown with tears.
Yes Dear Brethren, disappointment and reverses are the appointed trials of our faith and patience, not the Tuin of the Lord's work.
What to read after An Earnest Appeal to Christians On Duty of Making Efforts And Sacrifices for Conversion of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W C William Craig Brownlee to read onlineMoreLess
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