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sent and speaking to me, and I was en-<br /> | sent and speaking to me, and I was en-<br /> | ||
abled to acquiesce and say amen to all,<br /> | abled to acquiesce and say amen to all,<br /> | ||
| − | with my whole heart. Now I knew | + | with my whole heart. Now I knew<br /> |
| + | what I was about, heard and saw every<br /> | ||
| + | thing in another light, and my eye being<br /> | ||
| + | sing a? the whole body was light, so that <br /> | ||
| + | I could not help wondering at the change<br /> | ||
| + | wrought in me. I moved with the unsent?<br /> | ||
| + | of John Nitchman in the month of July<br /> | ||
| + | into the ^<sup>honse </sup>of <s>of</s> the young count, and <s>which</s> was <br /> | ||
| + | exceedingly happy in the company of the <br /> | ||
| + | brethren. John Nitchman was betrued<br /> | ||
| + | and respected as a father among us, and <br /> | ||
| + | cared for the good of our souls with<br /> | ||
| + | much love and faithfulness. Our main<br /> | ||
| + | view was to become like little children, and <br /> | ||
| + | such a spirit of love and zeal? prevailed<br /> | ||
| + | among us, that we sat many a might<br /> | ||
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see or attend to our Saviour's views with me.
Previous to my going to doctor Hamburgers
lectures upon natural philosophy, I
meditated about myself and prayed to
our Saviour, who was pleased to speak
to my heart and to lead me into a scrious?
consideration concerning my past and
future course. The following questions
were brought home to my heart: "What will
"become of you at last and in what manner
"will your studies terminate? You can't stay
"always at the university. If you become
"a minister in your native country what
"benefit will it be of to you on others;
for if you go without being sent by me, you
"will be an unprofitable servant, and it
"may terminate with you as with other awa-
"kened students who did not prosper." It
"you will save your soul take refuge to
"the brethrens congregation" So These and
others considerations came with such clearness
into my heart as if our Saviour was pre-
sent and speaking to me, and I was en-
abled to acquiesce and say amen to all,
with my whole heart. Now I knew
what I was about, heard and saw every
thing in another light, and my eye being
sing a? the whole body was light, so that
I could not help wondering at the change
wrought in me. I moved with the unsent?
of John Nitchman in the month of July
into the ^honse of of the young count, and which was
exceedingly happy in the company of the
brethren. John Nitchman was betrued
and respected as a father among us, and
cared for the good of our souls with
much love and faithfulness. Our main
view was to become like little children, and
such a spirit of love and zeal? prevailed
among us, that we sat many a might