Memoir of Mrs Sarah Louisa Taylor
Memoir of Mrs Sarah Louisa Taylor
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You will perceive from the trembling H 2 ITS of hand in writing that I was still feeble. Were you to meet me unexpectedly, you would not recog- nise me. Sickness lias changed my whole appear- ance. Will you pray for me, dear R. , that these re- peated chastenings of my heavenly Father may be truly sanctified to me ; that these warnings may lead me to live in constant preparation for the last sum- mons ?
" Ever your affectionate friend, S. L. Taylor. " Having received information that her childr...en were sick, she writes thus to her sister : — " Orange, July 6, 1835. " My dear Sister, — I have one comfort in this case, — I can confidently commend them and you to Him who sees us all continually, whose watchful care is ever over us for good. Day and night they arc under his protection, without whose notice not a sparrow falls to the ground. I have given my chil- dren to God for life and for death, — and I know that he is able to keep whatever I commit to him. Should he see fit to remove them from our embrace, we know that the dispensation would be wise, how- ever trying it might be for us to bear it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will perceive from the trembling H 2 ITS of hand in writing that I was still feeble. Were you to meet me unexpectedly, you would not recog- nise me. Sickness lias changed my whole appear- ance. Will you pray for me, dear R. , that these re- peated chastenings of my heavenly Father may be truly sanctified to me ; that these warnings may lead me to live in constant preparation for the last sum- mons ?
" Ever your affectionate friend, S. L. Taylor. " Having received information that her childr...en were sick, she writes thus to her sister : — " Orange, July 6, 1835. " My dear Sister, — I have one comfort in this case, — I can confidently commend them and you to Him who sees us all continually, whose watchful care is ever over us for good. Day and night they arc under his protection, without whose notice not a sparrow falls to the ground. I have given my chil- dren to God for life and for death, — and I know that he is able to keep whatever I commit to him. Should he see fit to remove them from our embrace, we know that the dispensation would be wise, how- ever trying it might be for us to bear it.
What to read after Memoir of Mrs Sarah Louisa Taylor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Louisa Foote Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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