The Life of Trust : Being a Narrative of the Lord's Dealings With George Müller
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Manyand great have already been the exercises of faith and patience since Ifirst began to give myself to prayer about this work, and still greaterthey may be, before it is accomplished; but God, in the riches of hisgrace, will help me through them all. It is now (June 4, 1846) twohundred and twelve days since I first began to pray about this work, andday after day, since then, have I been enabled to continue to wait uponGod, and I am more than ever assured that, not withstanding all myexceeding... great unworthiness, God will condescend to use me, to buildthis house. Had it been the excitement of the moment, the difficultieswhich have already come upon me in connection with this work (and whichare not stated here, on account of their occupying too much room) wouldhave overwhelmed me; but as God himself, I trust, led me to this work, so he has helped me, and does help me, and I doubt not will help me tothe end.
The house is intended to be built so as to accommodate one hundred andforty orphan girls above seven years of age, eighty orphan boys aboveseven, and eighty male and female orphans from their earliest days, tillthey are seven years old, together with all the overseers and teachers, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manyand great have already been the exercises of faith and patience since Ifirst began to give myself to prayer about this work, and still greaterthey may be, before it is accomplished; but God, in the riches of hisgrace, will help me through them all. It is now (June 4, 1846) twohundred and twelve days since I first began to pray about this work, andday after day, since then, have I been enabled to continue to wait uponGod, and I am more than ever assured that, not withstanding all myexceeding... great unworthiness, God will condescend to use me, to buildthis house. Had it been the excitement of the moment, the difficultieswhich have already come upon me in connection with this work (and whichare not stated here, on account of their occupying too much room) wouldhave overwhelmed me; but as God himself, I trust, led me to this work, so he has helped me, and does help me, and I doubt not will help me tothe end.
The house is intended to be built so as to accommodate one hundred andforty orphan girls above seven years of age, eighty orphan boys aboveseven, and eighty male and female orphans from their earliest days, tillthey are seven years old, together with all the overseers and teachers, etc.
What to read after The Life of Trust : Being a Narrative of the Lord's Dealings With George Müller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Müller George to read onlineMoreLess
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