Memoir of Thomas Whittemore D D
Memoir of Thomas Whittemore D D
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I have been brought low b}" sickness, a sickness the most severe of airy that I have yet known. My mind is still weak, although I am improving, and I write with an unstead}* hand. The last four weeks have been strange weeks to me. Much of the time I have lain in a stupor, and when roused my mind was filled with the strangest conceits. Mj* face swelled to a frightful size and was hideous to behold. I have gained strength very slowly, and feel very anxious to return to my 212 MEMOIR OF duties. I ...trust soon to come to you again in the columns of the Trumpet ' in the fulness of the blessing of the Gospel of Christ. ' " Of his experience in sickness, he says: "In our lucid moments, during our late confinement, we had abundant op- portunity to reflect upon the nature and tendency of the doc- trine we had preached. It appeared to the soul a glorious doctrine. Nothing can be so rich in sickness and death as a strong faith in Universalism. The fact which predominated in our mind was, that it is God's word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have been brought low b}" sickness, a sickness the most severe of airy that I have yet known. My mind is still weak, although I am improving, and I write with an unstead}* hand. The last four weeks have been strange weeks to me. Much of the time I have lain in a stupor, and when roused my mind was filled with the strangest conceits. Mj* face swelled to a frightful size and was hideous to behold. I have gained strength very slowly, and feel very anxious to return to my 212 MEMOIR OF duties. I ...trust soon to come to you again in the columns of the Trumpet ' in the fulness of the blessing of the Gospel of Christ. ' " Of his experience in sickness, he says: "In our lucid moments, during our late confinement, we had abundant op- portunity to reflect upon the nature and tendency of the doc- trine we had preached. It appeared to the soul a glorious doctrine. Nothing can be so rich in sickness and death as a strong faith in Universalism. The fact which predominated in our mind was, that it is God's word.
What to read after Memoir of Thomas Whittemore D D?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John G John Greenleaf Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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