The Life And Times of the Reverend George Whitefield, M.a.
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Some spy did, indeed, insinuate that he gave but little time to secret devotion at night, after preach- ing. In answer to this charge, he said, " I think not my spirit in bondage, if through weakness of body, or frequency of preaching, I cannot go to God at my usual set times. It is not for me to tell how often I use secret prayer. If I did not.use it, — if in one sense I did not pray without ceasing, it would be difficult for me to keep up that frame of mind, which by the divine blessing I dai...ly enjoy. God knows my heart : I would do every thing I could to satisfy all men, and give a reason of the hope that is in me with meekness and fear ; but I cannot satisfy all that are waiting for an occasion to find fault. Let my Master speak for me." Letters.
He redeemed time to write the following letter to his mother, also, from Cambuslang : — " Honoured mother, I re- joice to hear that you have been so long under my roof.
Blessed be God, that I have a house for my honoured mother to come to !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some spy did, indeed, insinuate that he gave but little time to secret devotion at night, after preach- ing. In answer to this charge, he said, " I think not my spirit in bondage, if through weakness of body, or frequency of preaching, I cannot go to God at my usual set times. It is not for me to tell how often I use secret prayer. If I did not.use it, — if in one sense I did not pray without ceasing, it would be difficult for me to keep up that frame of mind, which by the divine blessing I dai...ly enjoy. God knows my heart : I would do every thing I could to satisfy all men, and give a reason of the hope that is in me with meekness and fear ; but I cannot satisfy all that are waiting for an occasion to find fault. Let my Master speak for me." Letters.
He redeemed time to write the following letter to his mother, also, from Cambuslang : — " Honoured mother, I re- joice to hear that you have been so long under my roof.
Blessed be God, that I have a house for my honoured mother to come to !
What to read after The Life And Times of the Reverend George Whitefield, M.a.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Philip to read onlineMoreLess
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