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I sink down abased before my Lord and<br /> | I sink down abased before my Lord and<br /> | ||
| − | Saviour, for | + | Saviour, for numberless proofs of his love,<br /> |
faithfulness and forbearance, which I<br /> | faithfulness and forbearance, which I<br /> | ||
have experienced in many ways. The first<br /> | have experienced in many ways. The first<br /> | ||
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gracious ear to all my wants and com-<br /> | gracious ear to all my wants and com-<br /> | ||
plaints. In <date><abbr>Oct</abbr>. 1802</date> I was afflicted<br /> | plaints. In <date><abbr>Oct</abbr>. 1802</date> I was afflicted<br /> | ||
| − | with an | + | with an epidemical fever, and so ill,<br /> |
that little hope was given of my recovery.<br /> | that little hope was given of my recovery.<br /> | ||
Though I had no clearness that I should<br /> | Though I had no clearness that I should<br /> | ||
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and felt happy in the thought of leav-<br /> | and felt happy in the thought of leav-<br /> | ||
ing this world. But it pleased him to<br /> | ing this world. But it pleased him to<br /> | ||
| − | + | restore me again, and I found much<br /> | |
reason to thank and adore him for<br /> | reason to thank and adore him for<br /> | ||
his paternal love and care, which<br /> | his paternal love and care, which<br /> | ||
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I sink down abased before my Lord and
Saviour, for numberless proofs of his love,
faithfulness and forbearance, which I
have experienced in many ways. The first
year I spent here appeared very heavy in-
deed; everything seemd so different to
what I was accustomed, and not know-
ing the language, was altogether a heavy
task. However my best Friend did not
leave me nor forsake me, but lent a
gracious ear to all my wants and com-
plaints. In <date>Oct. 1802</date> I was afflicted
with an epidemical fever, and so ill,
that little hope was given of my recovery.
Though I had no clearness that I should
go to my dear Saviour, yet I wished
for that favor to see him face to face,
and felt happy in the thought of leav-
ing this world. But it pleased him to
restore me again, and I found much
reason to thank and adore him for
his paternal love and care, which
was made manifest to me.
<date>Dec. 15</date> the same year we celebra-
ted the anniversary of this house
