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July 25. — What advantage has the expectant of heaven and glorv above others, if the eftlictions of this life crush his spirits ? In hope of the eternal enjoyment of Go-J, I triumph over all that can befal me in the wurld. The loss of substance is a trifle to me, who have my treasures laid up in heaven ; and even the sins of others, which give me daily sorrow, can- not pain me beyond the hour of death. Bat on the back of death, I shall enter into the joy of my Lord for all eternity, where my te...ars of sorrow shall be lost for ever, in the rivers of pleasure that flow at his right hanrl ; and iny bitter, my heart-felt grief, bhall be wholly swallowed up in tliat fullness of joy that is in his presence.
jSIov. 17. — Hov/ sad is the case of the child of God some- times, when he goes mourning without the sun, when the Comforter that should relieve his soul is far away, when he woves heavily in the ways of religion, when he is barren and unfruitful in the work, of the Lord, when he walks in dark- ness and hath no light, and complains that God is to him as the waters that fail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
July 25. — What advantage has the expectant of heaven and glorv above others, if the eftlictions of this life crush his spirits ? In hope of the eternal enjoyment of Go-J, I triumph over all that can befal me in the wurld. The loss of substance is a trifle to me, who have my treasures laid up in heaven ; and even the sins of others, which give me daily sorrow, can- not pain me beyond the hour of death. Bat on the back of death, I shall enter into the joy of my Lord for all eternity, where my te...ars of sorrow shall be lost for ever, in the rivers of pleasure that flow at his right hanrl ; and iny bitter, my heart-felt grief, bhall be wholly swallowed up in tliat fullness of joy that is in his presence.
jSIov. 17. — Hov/ sad is the case of the child of God some- times, when he goes mourning without the sun, when the Comforter that should relieve his soul is far away, when he woves heavily in the ways of religion, when he is barren and unfruitful in the work, of the Lord, when he walks in dark- ness and hath no light, and complains that God is to him as the waters that fail.
What to read after The Select Remains of Mr. James Meikle, Late Surgeon in Carnwath, Or, Extracts From Manuscripts Found Among His Papers ..?
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