The Friend, Vol. 83: A Religious and Literary Journal; July 8, 1909-June 30, 1910 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Excerpt from The Friend, Vol. 83: A Religious and Literary Journal; July 8, 1909-June 30, 1910

Go and will go with thee. What more could I ask? -1 said, It is enough, I will bow in humble submission. Although the enemy endeavored to cast hindrances rn the way, yet He that saw and knew the sincerity of my heart made a way, blessed and holy be his name forever. Thy presence is sweet er to me than honey or the honeycomb. Let thy great, constraining spirit, oh Lord, still visit my dear son. Bring him under the preparing hand for thy service, that the good cause may not suffer y him. Be pleased to hear me, a poor one, on his behalf, that he stray not entirely from thy fold of rest. I will patiently wait, as the good Master will I believe, in the needful time arise for the help of the helpless ones, so will 1 still call upon Thee all the days of my life, for that which will enable me to run and not be weary, and walk and not faint.

Tenth Month - Oh, let me ever be worth of thy notice. Chasten me with thy rod: but in judging of me be pleased to remem ber mercy, for thy mercies are renewed every morning.

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