The Works of That Eminent Minister of the Gospel Job Scott volume 2
The Works of That Eminent Minister of the Gospel Job Scott volume 2
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If nothing in regard to any of her reli- gious movements renders it quite unsafe, do forward it. 1 wrote it under some real engagement. May nothing discourage her progress.
In the spiritual and natural relationship, I am still affection- ately yours, &c.
JOB SCOTT.
To Daniel Anthony^ and Family.
London, 3th of 2d month, 1793.
t)ear father, he.
I have been at London since sixth-day before last ; have had a hard cold and cough, but am now as well as usual. See no way from hence at present. My way... has been almost wholly shut up, till within a few days; but begins gradually to open. I sometimes rejoice in the subjection of my own will, though in a EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE. 177 low estate, and under a weight of as great conflict and pressure as can well be rejoiced in. Persuaded 1 am, that One sits at helm, and always guides the bark, (so far as we resist not, ) who knows what is best, and guides wisely ; putting on board but the necessary ballast ; and therefore, though if all movements were as painful as some, life would be almost insupportable ; yet as prosperity and adversity are set against each other, and no aboundings come but through abasement, I am helped at times to " rejoice in tribulation, " and neither in aboundings nor abasement, am I so entirely swallowed up in my own state, as not to feel sensibly with you, my dear relations, in your trials and wadings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If nothing in regard to any of her reli- gious movements renders it quite unsafe, do forward it. 1 wrote it under some real engagement. May nothing discourage her progress.
In the spiritual and natural relationship, I am still affection- ately yours, &c.
JOB SCOTT.
To Daniel Anthony^ and Family.
London, 3th of 2d month, 1793.
t)ear father, he.
I have been at London since sixth-day before last ; have had a hard cold and cough, but am now as well as usual. See no way from hence at present. My way... has been almost wholly shut up, till within a few days; but begins gradually to open. I sometimes rejoice in the subjection of my own will, though in a EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE. 177 low estate, and under a weight of as great conflict and pressure as can well be rejoiced in. Persuaded 1 am, that One sits at helm, and always guides the bark, (so far as we resist not, ) who knows what is best, and guides wisely ; putting on board but the necessary ballast ; and therefore, though if all movements were as painful as some, life would be almost insupportable ; yet as prosperity and adversity are set against each other, and no aboundings come but through abasement, I am helped at times to " rejoice in tribulation, " and neither in aboundings nor abasement, am I so entirely swallowed up in my own state, as not to feel sensibly with you, my dear relations, in your trials and wadings.
What to read after The Works of That Eminent Minister of the Gospel Job Scott volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Job Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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