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c.n.TiUS A:-;Il t:~COl'R.\GE:\rE:\"T. 123
aLto to tell you "...hut i~ good for tnnn, both as
n dweller on cartll, :lnd a proba.tioner fur eternity,
has publicly committed himself in reference
to this mo.tter, nnd llc will redeem hi:.:;
hondo The woru has gone out of his mouth,
:ll1d canllot be recalled. From the days of Enos
whrn m('n begnn to call UPUll his llawe, to the
prescllt hour, the promi::l6 :;t.ands unbroken.
1.'rui:'tin the Lord with all your heart, and
) Oll :-;llall llcvcr be lliShalllcd or cOllfuuwled.
1f ,YOU doubt thi~, look nt .Jacobon the plain~
of J\'lIud, at D:nid ill the cave of ..Adullaw,
at Ezra. by the river Ahava, at reter in tbe
hUllse of Silllon the tauner, and at Paul and
Sila'" in prison at midnlght. Think of tllo
pr.yom of Edwards in the mid:;t of the revival.:;
fit Xortktmpton, of Brainerd among the
JlIllia h uf the wilUernes.'t, fUlll of ~rart'yIl 011
the :::nnrli; (If Pl~rfo(ia, These cases all pl'Oclailll
W'I with trumpet-tongue that 'I it i:'l better to
trust in tho Lorll than to put confidence in
IiI:J.u. t -yca l that II it i~ 'Letter to trn~t ill the
Lord than to put confiJt~nf"C in princes;.~l To
COIlllcct one's cau:'iC by prayer with tIle mercy.
seat, is to t wmre the' h('~t r.o.