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Life of the Widow, Sister <persname><hi rend="underline">Ann Krügelstein</hi></persname> by <br /> | Life of the Widow, Sister <persname><hi rend="underline">Ann Krügelstein</hi></persname> by <br /> | ||
Maiden Name <persname>Golo of Moravia</persname>, who departed in <placename>Herrnhut</placename><br /> | Maiden Name <persname>Golo of Moravia</persname>, who departed in <placename>Herrnhut</placename><br /> | ||
| − | <date>Apr. 30th 1778</date>. She has left the following remarkable Account of<br /> | + | <date><abbr>Apr.</abbr> 30th 1778</date>. She has left the following remarkable Account of<br /> |
| − | the Grace | + | the Grace & Merry the Lord bestowed upon her during her Life.<br /> |
I was born <date>July 10th 1713</date> at <placename>Zauchtenthal</placename> near <placename>Fulneh</placename><br /> | I was born <date>July 10th 1713</date> at <placename>Zauchtenthal</placename> near <placename>Fulneh</placename><br /> | ||
in <placename>Moravia</placename>. Already in my second Year I experienced a gra,<br /> | in <placename>Moravia</placename>. Already in my second Year I experienced a gra,<br /> | ||
ious Preservation of God. My Mother used to gather Grass<br /> | ious Preservation of God. My Mother used to gather Grass<br /> | ||
| − | for her | + | for her Cattle, & generally took me along, & laying me once down <br /> |
| − | near a Tree, a Wolf came, placed himself close by me, | + | near a Tree, a Wolf came, placed himself close by me, & smelt<br /> |
| − | at me. My Mother felt at once very anxious, | + | at me. My Mother felt at once very anxious, & turning<br /> |
about to look for me, she saw the ravenous Beast with me.<br /> | about to look for me, she saw the ravenous Beast with me.<br /> | ||
She then run hastily towards me, and the Wolf went a few<br /> | She then run hastily towards me, and the Wolf went a few<br /> | ||
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having looked upon me from my Birth as a gracious Gift<br /> | having looked upon me from my Birth as a gracious Gift<br /> | ||
of God, they endeavoured to educate me according to his<br /> | of God, they endeavoured to educate me according to his<br /> | ||
| − | Mind, | + | Mind, wept & prayed often to God in my Behalf & took<br /> |
all possible Pains with me. In my 5<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> year I became<br /> | all possible Pains with me. In my 5<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> year I became<br /> | ||
much concerned about regaining a Fellowship with God <br /> | much concerned about regaining a Fellowship with God <br /> | ||
Revision as of 02:32, 10 November 2017
Life of the Widow, Sister <persname><hi rend="underline">Ann Krügelstein</hi></persname> by
Maiden Name <persname>Golo of Moravia</persname>, who departed in <placename>Herrnhut</placename>
<date>Apr. 30th 1778</date>. She has left the following remarkable Account of
the Grace & Merry the Lord bestowed upon her during her Life.
I was born <date>July 10th 1713</date> at <placename>Zauchtenthal</placename> near <placename>Fulneh</placename>
in <placename>Moravia</placename>. Already in my second Year I experienced a gra,
ious Preservation of God. My Mother used to gather Grass
for her Cattle, & generally took me along, & laying me once down
near a Tree, a Wolf came, placed himself close by me, & smelt
at me. My Mother felt at once very anxious, & turning
about to look for me, she saw the ravenous Beast with me.
She then run hastily towards me, and the Wolf went a few
Steps back, so that she could take me. My Parents reveiwed
me anew as a Gift of God, and thanked him with Tears for
any Preservation, for they were both devout People; and
having looked upon me from my Birth as a gracious Gift
of God, they endeavoured to educate me according to his
Mind, wept & prayed often to God in my Behalf & took
all possible Pains with me. In my 5<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> year I became
much concerned about regaining a Fellowship with God
through Jesus Christ, because I had heard my Father
say, that we had lost it by the Fall of Adam, but that
the second Adam Jesus Christ had procured it again
through his Sufferings and Death. The Holy Ghost took
