The Life of the Rev David Brainerd Missionary to the North American Indians
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When I came to them, I found them engaged in their frolic: but, through divine goodness, I got them to break up, and attend to my preaching. Yet still there appeared nothing of the special power of God among them preached again to them in the after noon; and observed them to be more sober than before: but still saw nothing special among them ; from whence Satan took occasion to tempt and buffet me with these suggestions, There is no God ; or, if there be, he is not able to convert the Indians b...efore they have more knowledge. &c. I was very weak and weary, and my soul borne down with perplexity; but still felt determined to wait upon God for the conversion of the heathen, though the devil tempted me to the contrary. SECOND YEAR OF HIS MISSION. 141 July 23, 1744. Retained a deep and pressing sense of what lay with so much weight upon me yes terday ; but was more calm and quiet enjoyed free dom and composure, after the temptations of the last evening had sweet resignation to the divine will ; and desired nothing so much as the conversion of the heathen to God, and that his kingdom might come in my own heart, and the hearts of others/ His journal at this period abounds with similar indications of a most lively sense of his own weak ness and unprofitableness, of the difficulty of his work, the danger of self-confidence, and the need of divine aid; with continual longing for holiness and humility, and for the success of his labours.
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When I came to them, I found them engaged in their frolic: but, through divine goodness, I got them to break up, and attend to my preaching. Yet still there appeared nothing of the special power of God among them preached again to them in the after noon; and observed them to be more sober than before: but still saw nothing special among them ; from whence Satan took occasion to tempt and buffet me with these suggestions, There is no God ; or, if there be, he is not able to convert the Indians b...efore they have more knowledge. &c. I was very weak and weary, and my soul borne down with perplexity; but still felt determined to wait upon God for the conversion of the heathen, though the devil tempted me to the contrary. SECOND YEAR OF HIS MISSION. 141 July 23, 1744. Retained a deep and pressing sense of what lay with so much weight upon me yes terday ; but was more calm and quiet enjoyed free dom and composure, after the temptations of the last evening had sweet resignation to the divine will ; and desired nothing so much as the conversion of the heathen to God, and that his kingdom might come in my own heart, and the hearts of others/ His journal at this period abounds with similar indications of a most lively sense of his own weak ness and unprofitableness, of the difficulty of his work, the danger of self-confidence, and the need of divine aid; with continual longing for holiness and humility, and for the success of his labours.
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