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and set their strength more on heaven O how one & another is calld away how soon now very soon we'll all be fix'd in an eternal state O may | and set their strength more on heaven O how one & another is calld away how soon now very soon we'll all be fix'd in an eternal state O may all these things help us to see & feel that Christ is all of happiness & enables us to throw ourselves entirely upon his mercy to live to Him -- What is all the universe good for if we have not an interest in him and serving Him we posess all things | ||
Sam'l has propos'd to Eliab to move up here & keep house -- They have not yet concluded to -- I dont know whether they will - I wish they would I think it would be better for 'em & certainly much pleasanter for me cant write now very well | Sam'l has propos'd to Eliab to move up here & keep house -- They have not yet concluded to -- I dont know whether they will - I wish they would I think it would be better for 'em & certainly much pleasanter for me cant write now very well | ||
Much love to the children | Much love to the children | ||
good bye | good bye | ||
Mr C. W Rich | Mr C. W Rich | ||
Latest revision as of 14:10, 20 August 2020
and set their strength more on heaven O how one & another is calld away how soon now very soon we'll all be fix'd in an eternal state O may all these things help us to see & feel that Christ is all of happiness & enables us to throw ourselves entirely upon his mercy to live to Him -- What is all the universe good for if we have not an interest in him and serving Him we posess all things Sam'l has propos'd to Eliab to move up here & keep house -- They have not yet concluded to -- I dont know whether they will - I wish they would I think it would be better for 'em & certainly much pleasanter for me cant write now very well Much love to the children good bye Mr C. W Rich