Memoir of Mrs Elizabeth B Dwight Including An Account of the Plague of 1837
Memoir of Mrs Elizabeth B Dwight Including An Account of the Plague of 1837
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1 believe I love all my brethren more ; especially those who have in like ways been tried of the Lord. Truly they are a beloved brother hood, able to sympathize with each other, an honoured, happy fraternity, noticed and beloved of God, for "whom the Lord loves he chastens. " As said an afflicted servant LETTERS TO MR. DWIGHT. 117 of God once, " I thank the Lord that he has condescended so far as to notice me and chastise me. " " God is love, " and his wish for us is our sanctification. No less... benevo lent is his will concerning us than this, that we become holy, partakers of his holiness. How sweet is the repre sentation made of God, that he loves whom he chastens, and of Christ, that he sympathizes with those whose great High Priest and the Captain of whose salvation he became by this very means ; being made perfect himself through sufferings j that is, being himself finished, com pleted as to this part of his character, as to this relation which he was to hold to us, by passing into the very midst of the furnace of affliction !
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1 believe I love all my brethren more ; especially those who have in like ways been tried of the Lord. Truly they are a beloved brother hood, able to sympathize with each other, an honoured, happy fraternity, noticed and beloved of God, for "whom the Lord loves he chastens. " As said an afflicted servant LETTERS TO MR. DWIGHT. 117 of God once, " I thank the Lord that he has condescended so far as to notice me and chastise me. " " God is love, " and his wish for us is our sanctification. No less... benevo lent is his will concerning us than this, that we become holy, partakers of his holiness. How sweet is the repre sentation made of God, that he loves whom he chastens, and of Christ, that he sympathizes with those whose great High Priest and the Captain of whose salvation he became by this very means ; being made perfect himself through sufferings j that is, being himself finished, com pleted as to this part of his character, as to this relation which he was to hold to us, by passing into the very midst of the furnace of affliction !
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