The Sacred Hour
The Sacred Hour
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to hia name. But THE SACRED HO UK. 133 God knows what is best for ns, and he will do all things well. Therefore, let us bow submissively to Sis will. How can I suffi- ciently thank you^ for your last favor. Truly, dearest, they are as migel visits. How grateful I feel for that svjeet^ sisterly affec- tion which you have manifested in my be- half. It has sunTc deep into my heart. I can place implicit confidence in you, — \ know such a friend is a treasure, and not every day to be found.
I heard ...you had a good time on Friday last, at Female prayer meeting. I doubt not but you enjoyed it. To bear the cross is the way to secure the hlessing. I have al- ways found in my short experience, that the harder the cross, the greater the blessing. Never shun the cross, but in the strength of your divine Master bear it. You will find yourself much strengthened by so doing. You do not know how much it rejoiced my poor heart, to hear that you were willing to bear the cross, — that you do not refuse to take it up, like many of our old professors, in the chm*ch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to hia name. But THE SACRED HO UK. 133 God knows what is best for ns, and he will do all things well. Therefore, let us bow submissively to Sis will. How can I suffi- ciently thank you^ for your last favor. Truly, dearest, they are as migel visits. How grateful I feel for that svjeet^ sisterly affec- tion which you have manifested in my be- half. It has sunTc deep into my heart. I can place implicit confidence in you, — \ know such a friend is a treasure, and not every day to be found.
I heard ...you had a good time on Friday last, at Female prayer meeting. I doubt not but you enjoyed it. To bear the cross is the way to secure the hlessing. I have al- ways found in my short experience, that the harder the cross, the greater the blessing. Never shun the cross, but in the strength of your divine Master bear it. You will find yourself much strengthened by so doing. You do not know how much it rejoiced my poor heart, to hear that you were willing to bear the cross, — that you do not refuse to take it up, like many of our old professors, in the chm*ch.
What to read after The Sacred Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maxwell Pierson Gaddis to read onlineMoreLess
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