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Why, Oh why should I so oft
Why, Oh why should I so oft have wandered from the fold of our blessed redeemer? Why, long-ago, did I not give myself entirely to the Lord, "Lay all upon the alter and say here I am" what wilt thou have me to do? But Oh, instead of this how may years have I spent without God, and without prayer: searving sin and death and living only for myself? and even now, my efforts to glorify my saviors are so feeble, so faint, and as it seems, for aught -- I can see, so unsuccessful, that I am sometimes led to doubt whether I realy am Gods or not. Oh Satin thou wouldst if it were within thy power, ruin forever ruin my poor trembling
have wandered from the fold of our
blessed redeemer? Why, long-ago, did
I not give myself entirely to the
Lord, "Lay all upon the alter and  
say here I am" what wilt thou have
me to do? But Oh, instead of this
how may years have I spent
without God, and without prayer: searv [sic]
ing sin and death and living only
for myself? and even now, my  
efforts to glorify my saviors are
so feeble, so faint, and as it seems,  
for aught -- I can see, so unsuccess-
ful, that I am sometimes led to
doubt whether I realy [sic] am Gods or  
not. Oh Satin [sic] thou wouldst
if it were within thy power, ruin
forever ruin my poor trembling

Latest revision as of 15:37, 19 January 2021

Why, Oh why should I so oft have wandered from the fold of our blessed redeemer? Why, long-ago, did I not give myself entirely to the Lord, "Lay all upon the alter and say here I am" what wilt thou have me to do? But Oh, instead of this how may years have I spent without God, and without prayer: searving sin and death and living only for myself? and even now, my efforts to glorify my saviors are so feeble, so faint, and as it seems, for aught -- I can see, so unsuccessful, that I am sometimes led to doubt whether I realy am Gods or not. Oh Satin thou wouldst if it were within thy power, ruin forever ruin my poor trembling