Elizabeth Fry Life And Labors of the Eminent Philantropist Sic Preacher And
Elizabeth Fry Life And Labors of the Eminent Philantropist Sic Preacher And
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I am brought into some conflict this morning respecting my attending the Dorset- shire Quarterly Meeting. I had looked to it before the illi ness of our dear lamb, and not feeling clear of it, and yet not much light shining upon it, my poor soul is tried within me ; for under my present circumstances I appear much to want the help of faith to leave my other sweet lambs. But ought I not rather to feel renewed stimulus, seeing how short time is, to do what comes to hand, and after all that I have... experienced should I not rather trust than be afraid : for was the hand of Providence ever more marked, even as it related to outward things? I believe I am fully resigned to go if it be the Lord's will : for I do believe, for all my many and great infirmities, my flinching nature, my want of faith anc| patience, yet it remains my first desire to do or to suffejr according to the Divine will. If consistent with Thy hoty will, dearest Lord, if I ought to go, be pleased to throw a little light upon the subject ; and if not, somehow make it manifest ; and if Thou shouldst think fit to call Thy poor child into Thy service, be pleased to be with her in it, and bless her labors of love where her lot may be cast, that others may be made sensible how good a God Thou art, how great is Thy tender mercy and loving kindness, and that these may be encouraged yet to serve Thee more with the whole heart; also be pleased, dearest Lord, if Thou ehouldst order it that I go, to keep my beloved husband, children and household in my absence, that no harm may 1H ELIZABETH FBY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am brought into some conflict this morning respecting my attending the Dorset- shire Quarterly Meeting. I had looked to it before the illi ness of our dear lamb, and not feeling clear of it, and yet not much light shining upon it, my poor soul is tried within me ; for under my present circumstances I appear much to want the help of faith to leave my other sweet lambs. But ought I not rather to feel renewed stimulus, seeing how short time is, to do what comes to hand, and after all that I have... experienced should I not rather trust than be afraid : for was the hand of Providence ever more marked, even as it related to outward things? I believe I am fully resigned to go if it be the Lord's will : for I do believe, for all my many and great infirmities, my flinching nature, my want of faith anc| patience, yet it remains my first desire to do or to suffejr according to the Divine will. If consistent with Thy hoty will, dearest Lord, if I ought to go, be pleased to throw a little light upon the subject ; and if not, somehow make it manifest ; and if Thou shouldst think fit to call Thy poor child into Thy service, be pleased to be with her in it, and bless her labors of love where her lot may be cast, that others may be made sensible how good a God Thou art, how great is Thy tender mercy and loving kindness, and that these may be encouraged yet to serve Thee more with the whole heart; also be pleased, dearest Lord, if Thou ehouldst order it that I go, to keep my beloved husband, children and household in my absence, that no harm may 1H ELIZABETH FBY.
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