Moravian Lives

Thus far was written Nov. 1789.
Jany 1 1798 was a very blessed New-
years-day to me. The Lord gave me to feel
his forgiveness of all my transgressions
and mistakes so sensibly, that my heart
overflowed with gratitude and joy, and
I devoted myself to his service amongst
the little ones with new courage, heavy
as my situation had been in many
respects in the past year. On the 12 I
received a call to Ebersdorf as Co-labourer
of the Sgle Srs. choir, which, notwith-
standing my insufficiency, I ventured
to accept in reliance on the Lord's help,
which I had experienced on many a 
former trial. On casting a retrospective
glance on the 20 years which I have
spent in this dear Congn, I cannot but
adore my Saviour with the deepest hu-
mility and gratitude for his great long-
suffering, patience and faithfulness.
The love and friendship testified towards
me by my sisters, notwithstanding
all my failings, humbled me greatly,
and made the parting painful. Nor
                                                could