The Life of General William Booth, the Founder of the Salvation Army
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He wanted to end suffering, to get rid of misery, to wipe out the disfiguring stain of sin. " And they won't even let us go into the prisons!" he would groan, "not even into the prisons ! " From the entries made in his journal during March, 1 910, the reader will see how he was suffering at this time from considerable weakness of body. How honest is the sentence, speaking of the goodness of God, where he says, " I believe He loves me, and I am sure I love Him " : I have not had as much sleep as... usual, or as much as I require, but have had no sign of the giddiness for eleven or twelve hours now, for which I am unutterably thankful.
Perhaps it has gone altogether. What a blessing that would be.
Later. Alas ! alas ! the vertigo has returned on me with some force, so my hopes are dashed once more. Still, I must hope on. I cast anchor in my old trust — that is, the good- ness of God. I believe He loves me, and I am sure I love Him.
Have had a good night's sleep — excellent for me, but during the night and early in the morning I had several bad swim- ing bouts, making me feel really discouraged, if not hope- less.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wanted to end suffering, to get rid of misery, to wipe out the disfiguring stain of sin. " And they won't even let us go into the prisons!" he would groan, "not even into the prisons ! " From the entries made in his journal during March, 1 910, the reader will see how he was suffering at this time from considerable weakness of body. How honest is the sentence, speaking of the goodness of God, where he says, " I believe He loves me, and I am sure I love Him " : I have not had as much sleep as... usual, or as much as I require, but have had no sign of the giddiness for eleven or twelve hours now, for which I am unutterably thankful.
Perhaps it has gone altogether. What a blessing that would be.
Later. Alas ! alas ! the vertigo has returned on me with some force, so my hopes are dashed once more. Still, I must hope on. I cast anchor in my old trust — that is, the good- ness of God. I believe He loves me, and I am sure I love Him.
Have had a good night's sleep — excellent for me, but during the night and early in the morning I had several bad swim- ing bouts, making me feel really discouraged, if not hope- less.
What to read after The Life of General William Booth, the Founder of the Salvation Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Begbie Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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