The Life of David Marks to the 26th Year of His Age
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But believing it his duty go to do, he joined the Free-Will Baptists, still cher- 238 A RELIGIOUS NARRATIVE.
ishing his Christian affection for his Methodist breth- ren. " But alas!" said he, " I was followed by as- persions and opposition, that I had not expected, and from some, that I had not thought would be even chilled in their affection towards me, for the conscien- tious discharge of my duty to God. These unexpect- ed trials almost broke my heart, and made me weep much; but my trust was ...in the Lord, and he enabled me to rejoice even in all my sorrows. " For five days following, I attended two meetings in Spafford, two in Fabius, and one in Camillas. Some of these were very solemn seasons. In the latter, brother G. Webb, a youth of nineteen from R. I. , gave an exhortation. He had lately commenced labouring in the vineyard, and concluded to accom- pany me for a time. On Saturday, March 22, we attended the monthly meeting of the church in Con- quest, and the Lord gave us some refreshing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But believing it his duty go to do, he joined the Free-Will Baptists, still cher- 238 A RELIGIOUS NARRATIVE.
ishing his Christian affection for his Methodist breth- ren. " But alas!" said he, " I was followed by as- persions and opposition, that I had not expected, and from some, that I had not thought would be even chilled in their affection towards me, for the conscien- tious discharge of my duty to God. These unexpect- ed trials almost broke my heart, and made me weep much; but my trust was ...in the Lord, and he enabled me to rejoice even in all my sorrows. " For five days following, I attended two meetings in Spafford, two in Fabius, and one in Camillas. Some of these were very solemn seasons. In the latter, brother G. Webb, a youth of nineteen from R. I. , gave an exhortation. He had lately commenced labouring in the vineyard, and concluded to accom- pany me for a time. On Saturday, March 22, we attended the monthly meeting of the church in Con- quest, and the Lord gave us some refreshing.
What to read after The Life of David Marks to the 26th Year of His Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Marks to read onlineMoreLess
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