University Library of Autobiography Including All the Great Autobiographies An
University Library of Autobiography Including All the Great Autobiographies An
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Formerly I thought I might not meddle with the promise, unless I felt its comfort, but now it was time thus to do ; the avenger of blood too hardly did pursue me.
Now therefore was I glad to catch at that word, which yet I feared I had no ground or right to own ; and even to leap into the bosom of that promise, that yet I feared did shut its heart against me. Now also I would labor to take the word as God hath laid it down, without restraining the natural force of one syllable thereof. Oh! what... did I see in that blessed 6th chapter of St. John: "And him that cometh unto me, I will in no wise cast out. ' ' Now I began to consider that God hath a bigger mouth to speak with, than I had a heart to conceive with ; I thought also with myself, that he spake not his words in haste, or in an unadvised heat, but with infinite wisdom and judgment, and in very truth and faithfulness. (2 Sam. Iii. 28. ) I would in these days, often in my greatest agonies, even flounce towards the promise, as the horses do towards sound ground that yet stick in the mire ; concluding, though as one almost bereft of his wits through fear, on this will I rest and stay, and leave the fulfilling of it to the God of heaven that LIBRARY OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY made it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Formerly I thought I might not meddle with the promise, unless I felt its comfort, but now it was time thus to do ; the avenger of blood too hardly did pursue me.
Now therefore was I glad to catch at that word, which yet I feared I had no ground or right to own ; and even to leap into the bosom of that promise, that yet I feared did shut its heart against me. Now also I would labor to take the word as God hath laid it down, without restraining the natural force of one syllable thereof. Oh! what... did I see in that blessed 6th chapter of St. John: "And him that cometh unto me, I will in no wise cast out. ' ' Now I began to consider that God hath a bigger mouth to speak with, than I had a heart to conceive with ; I thought also with myself, that he spake not his words in haste, or in an unadvised heat, but with infinite wisdom and judgment, and in very truth and faithfulness. (2 Sam. Iii. 28. ) I would in these days, often in my greatest agonies, even flounce towards the promise, as the horses do towards sound ground that yet stick in the mire ; concluding, though as one almost bereft of his wits through fear, on this will I rest and stay, and leave the fulfilling of it to the God of heaven that LIBRARY OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY made it.
What to read after University Library of Autobiography Including All the Great Autobiographies An?
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