Rev. William S. White, D.D., And His Times, 1800-1873. An Autobiography
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I am thankful to God that I had so costly an offering, when called for, to lay on so sacred an altar. I am now more anxious than ever that the object for which he has sacrificed his precious life should be attained. . . . But his redeemed soul is safe, and I look up through my tears, and in that rejoice.
" One of my kind friends, a lady of my church, wrote me a consolatory letter, in which she says, ' I sorrow with you in the loss of as noble a son as a parent could mourn for ; so modest and re...spectful, so kind and earnest and honor- able was he always, that the crowning gift of piety seemed only to add lustre to a character already so good that I could see nothing in it that needed to be corrected or re- formed. With everything to render him dear to you, a comfort as well as a pride, how sad, almost hard, it seems that he should be the one taken away. And yet, while you sorrow, you may rejoice that God has thus taken to himself the best you had to give. Oh ! how Httle Df bitterness there is in giving back the good and pious to their Father and our Father in heaven !' " In Hugh's last letter he says : ' I feel more and more deeply that I must live altogether for God and in God.' My heart is so filled with sadness, and my eyes with tears, that I cannot write much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am thankful to God that I had so costly an offering, when called for, to lay on so sacred an altar. I am now more anxious than ever that the object for which he has sacrificed his precious life should be attained. . . . But his redeemed soul is safe, and I look up through my tears, and in that rejoice.
" One of my kind friends, a lady of my church, wrote me a consolatory letter, in which she says, ' I sorrow with you in the loss of as noble a son as a parent could mourn for ; so modest and re...spectful, so kind and earnest and honor- able was he always, that the crowning gift of piety seemed only to add lustre to a character already so good that I could see nothing in it that needed to be corrected or re- formed. With everything to render him dear to you, a comfort as well as a pride, how sad, almost hard, it seems that he should be the one taken away. And yet, while you sorrow, you may rejoice that God has thus taken to himself the best you had to give. Oh ! how Httle Df bitterness there is in giving back the good and pious to their Father and our Father in heaven !' " In Hugh's last letter he says : ' I feel more and more deeply that I must live altogether for God and in God.' My heart is so filled with sadness, and my eyes with tears, that I cannot write much.
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