The Life And Letters of Mrs Phoebe Palmer
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We had a meeting of remarkable interest and power. On Wednesday, we had 256 MEMOIBS OF several miuisters to dine with lus, with some other friends, Mrs. Upham, Wright, etc. , making in all, about twenty.
The IMaster of the feast y^afisjyeeially invited, and I think all present felt that He had accepted the invitation. We wished that you were with us, and would have sent a si>ecial invitation, but supposed that you would come and remain over Wednes- day.
Diary, May, 1872. — The Tuesday afternoon... meetings have been Avonderfully crowned with the Divine benediction, during several weeks. ^Members of General Conference and visitors from abroad, from almost every region, California, Oregon, North, South, East and West, have met on the grand platform of i)erfect love. Glorious, beyond descrijjtion, have been the manifestations of the approval and presence of the Head of the Church. Who am I, or what was my Father's honse, that the ark of the Lord should so long abide at our house ? It is now about thirty -five years since these precious meetings com- menced under our roof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had a meeting of remarkable interest and power. On Wednesday, we had 256 MEMOIBS OF several miuisters to dine with lus, with some other friends, Mrs. Upham, Wright, etc. , making in all, about twenty.
The IMaster of the feast y^afisjyeeially invited, and I think all present felt that He had accepted the invitation. We wished that you were with us, and would have sent a si>ecial invitation, but supposed that you would come and remain over Wednes- day.
Diary, May, 1872. — The Tuesday afternoon... meetings have been Avonderfully crowned with the Divine benediction, during several weeks. ^Members of General Conference and visitors from abroad, from almost every region, California, Oregon, North, South, East and West, have met on the grand platform of i)erfect love. Glorious, beyond descrijjtion, have been the manifestations of the approval and presence of the Head of the Church. Who am I, or what was my Father's honse, that the ark of the Lord should so long abide at our house ? It is now about thirty -five years since these precious meetings com- menced under our roof.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Mrs Phoebe Palmer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Wheatley to read onlineMoreLess
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