Memoirs of Eminently Pious Women volume 3
Memoirs of Eminently Pious Women volume 3
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To what a state should I have been reduced, had the Lord taken me at my word ! But oh, cheering thought ! He is a God full of compassion, who does not afflict willingly ; and I believe I shall see in the end, that all that hath befallen me is for my profit.
To Mrs. H, March 17, 1801. Oh, my friend! my wayward heart still cleaves to earth ; and though so often disappointed in looking for comfort in the creature, when my better reason tells me it can only be found in the great Creator, yet, still... I must be trying again. In the midst of my most sorrowful reflections, I am aware that my K 5 202 MEMOIRS OF mercies preponderate, and claim not only resigna- tion, but gratitude. I cannot be enough thankful for the goodness which mixes with judgment; and at times, the language of my heart is. Bless the Lord, O my soul ! and forget not any of his benefits 1 Oh, could I leave my ail with him, without an anxious care, how much more happy should I be !
To Mrs, F. On the Illness of her Daughter Louisa, April 28, 1801.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To what a state should I have been reduced, had the Lord taken me at my word ! But oh, cheering thought ! He is a God full of compassion, who does not afflict willingly ; and I believe I shall see in the end, that all that hath befallen me is for my profit.
To Mrs. H, March 17, 1801. Oh, my friend! my wayward heart still cleaves to earth ; and though so often disappointed in looking for comfort in the creature, when my better reason tells me it can only be found in the great Creator, yet, still... I must be trying again. In the midst of my most sorrowful reflections, I am aware that my K 5 202 MEMOIRS OF mercies preponderate, and claim not only resigna- tion, but gratitude. I cannot be enough thankful for the goodness which mixes with judgment; and at times, the language of my heart is. Bless the Lord, O my soul ! and forget not any of his benefits 1 Oh, could I leave my ail with him, without an anxious care, how much more happy should I be !
To Mrs, F. On the Illness of her Daughter Louisa, April 28, 1801.
What to read after Memoirs of Eminently Pious Women volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Burder to read onlineMoreLess
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