This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1866 Excerpt: ...to tell you of, and yet my poor earthly heart will at times feel anxious. You know perhaps that it must be so, and can excuse me, and yet is it not our privilege to know that all things are ordered for us by infinite wisdom and infinite love, --and for the dear children too? What abiding consolation is there in being ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1866 Excerpt: ...to tell you of, and yet my poor earthly heart will at times feel anxious. You know perhaps that it must be so, and can excuse me, and yet is it not our privilege to know that all things are ordered for us by infinite wisdom and infinite love, --and for the dear children too? What abiding consolation is there in being able to cast all our care upon him, believing that he careth for us. Oh, keep your eye steadily, fixedly, simply looking to Jesus, it will strengthen you to perform eyery duty in running the Christian race that is set before us. Just now I feel as if the winter was past, the rain over and gone; as if the brightness of the sunshine that was about to cheer my latter end would make me forget the sorrows that have been. But it is my best joy to be able to leave every thing with God. You too, my dear friend, I think, have had to learn this lesson. Oh, it is happy for us when we are enabled at last to turn away from all created good, and find the joy of the Lord to be our strength. "This is the will of God, even our sanctification." Can we H. sincerely pray that that will may be accomplished in us? Oh, my own prayers have often made me tremble. With much affection I remain, Your's very truly, H. W. Chettle, 1835. LETTER II. My Dear Friend, I am so glad to hear that you are beginning to gain strength after your severe illness, and I trust the amendment will go on until you can say "quite well." Yon must determine now, and summon all your resolution, not to mind yourself; it seems an odd thing to say, but I have so often found it necessary to come to this. When therefore you feel nervous sensations of weakness follow my prescription. I have had so much to do with weak nervous people, and have myself suffered so much in this way, that...
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