The Life of Faith in Three Parts
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" After I had come out of the trying condition I have spoken of, I found it had purified my soul, instead of blackening it, as I had feared. I possessed God after a manner so pure and so immense, as nothing else could equal. In regard to thoughts or desires, all was so clean, so naked, so lost in the divinity, that the soul appeared to have no selfish movement, however plausible or delicate ; both the powers of the mind, and the very senses being wonderfully purified. Sometimes I was surprised ...to find that I was destitute, so far as I could perceive, of any intellectual action. Every thing was calm and quiet within me. The imagination, formerly so restless, now no more troubled me. I had no more perplexity or uneasy reflections. The will, being per- fectly dead to all its own tendencies, was become void of every human inclination, both natural and spiritual, and only inclined of God to whatever he pleased, and 28 326 RELATION OF FAITH TO THE FREEDOM in whatever manner he pleased. [That is to say, she could not of herself desire any natural gift or even any specific spiritual gift or exercise, independently of the will of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" After I had come out of the trying condition I have spoken of, I found it had purified my soul, instead of blackening it, as I had feared. I possessed God after a manner so pure and so immense, as nothing else could equal. In regard to thoughts or desires, all was so clean, so naked, so lost in the divinity, that the soul appeared to have no selfish movement, however plausible or delicate ; both the powers of the mind, and the very senses being wonderfully purified. Sometimes I was surprised ...to find that I was destitute, so far as I could perceive, of any intellectual action. Every thing was calm and quiet within me. The imagination, formerly so restless, now no more troubled me. I had no more perplexity or uneasy reflections. The will, being per- fectly dead to all its own tendencies, was become void of every human inclination, both natural and spiritual, and only inclined of God to whatever he pleased, and 28 326 RELATION OF FAITH TO THE FREEDOM in whatever manner he pleased. [That is to say, she could not of herself desire any natural gift or even any specific spiritual gift or exercise, independently of the will of God.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Cogswell Upham to read onlineMoreLess
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