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would it be filled even though it were large as the whole heathen world. Is then gold more precious than souls? "What would it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul." This passage shows which is the most valuable. As I thought of this my heart burned to enter into the work. O, Robert, would it not be worth all [[unclear]] if I might be the instrument of [[ | would it be filled even though it were large as the whole heathen world. Is then gold more precious than souls? "What would it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul." This passage shows which is the most valuable. As I thought of this my heart burned to enter into the work. O, Robert, would it not be worth all [[unclear]] if I might be the instrument of [[saving]] some souls. Pray much for us. Let us often remember one another before the throne of grace, and thus shall we have great strength for every difficulty. The prayers of each other will be like an armor to protect us from temptation. I feel that now especially I need to commune much with God as I am about closing my school days and must soon enter upon other duties. I know now what course to take but desire the Lord to direct my faith. | ||
We received a letter from Sarah last evening. She seemed to be improving finely and to be in fine spirits. She told us in her letter before that she expected to go home the first of July, but she did mention it in | |||
We received a letter from Sarah last evening. She seemed to be improving finely and to be in fine spirits. She told us in her letter before that she expected to go home the first of July, but she did mention it in | |||
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would it be filled even though it were large as the whole heathen world. Is then gold more precious than souls? "What would it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul." This passage shows which is the most valuable. As I thought of this my heart burned to enter into the work. O, Robert, would it not be worth all unclear if I might be the instrument of saving some souls. Pray much for us. Let us often remember one another before the throne of grace, and thus shall we have great strength for every difficulty. The prayers of each other will be like an armor to protect us from temptation. I feel that now especially I need to commune much with God as I am about closing my school days and must soon enter upon other duties. I know now what course to take but desire the Lord to direct my faith.
We received a letter from Sarah last evening. She seemed to be improving finely and to be in fine spirits. She told us in her letter before that she expected to go home the first of July, but she did mention it in