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Pagina 164
Among all my experiences of God's gracious dealings with me I have con- stantly observed this , that he hath never suffered me long to sit loose from him , but by one affliction or other hath made me look home and search what was amiss ...
Among all my experiences of God's gracious dealings with me I have con- stantly observed this , that he hath never suffered me long to sit loose from him , but by one affliction or other hath made me look home and search what was amiss ...
Pagina 165
-though this hath thousands of times been suggested to me , yet God hath helped me over . I have urged thus with myself . That there is a God I see . If ever this God hath revealed himself , it must be in his word , and this must be it ...
-though this hath thousands of times been suggested to me , yet God hath helped me over . I have urged thus with myself . That there is a God I see . If ever this God hath revealed himself , it must be in his word , and this must be it ...
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... And the star of my fate hath declined , Thy soft heart refused to discover The faults which so many could find ... It shrunk not to share it with me , And the love which my spirit hath painted It never hath found but in thee .
... And the star of my fate hath declined , Thy soft heart refused to discover The faults which so many could find ... It shrunk not to share it with me , And the love which my spirit hath painted It never hath found but in thee .
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