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572 THE GOSPII, MAGAZII{!:.<br />
__"Createrl," heu'ed oat, nzarked out, anoo!hed, planed,.formed, or pxtduced, r,<strong>The</strong><br />
Heave-ns," the Disposers, plac?rr, '.anrl the earth,,,-the Iatier ii'ord rnrilrsins<br />
fronr the root, crumlling, l,ielking in pieffs, ,, \Vithour forrn and ooirt,,, ioitilr")i,<br />
sngunnecled, loose, unformed, waste, emply, and, desolate.<br />
.'<strong>The</strong> Spirit ol God<br />
rnoved," tumultuously mored,, shook, mored, .fluttered, as would an eagle or.er lrer<br />
nes_tf ings.. " God sary rilat it lyas goad,,' goorllt, b.euuti.ful, .gracefui, useful, frt,<br />
t!:cll, riohtlu, or thorotghly done. " Everring.,,,<br />
'l'he<br />
ull the tifie from mid.day to n;i*.<br />
root of this u'ord i" mingle (tlre evenins air afrer sun-set, mineli;g rvith"the<br />
rlav). Thus tlre 3'tivo eveninqs" in Exodus xii. 6, nrirlht read, tlte"two'miziu,l.i,".<br />
" 14orning." Jts root is looh for, seek",, fron rvhicb,', says an old writer. rre<br />
nay inl'er, t\at th'e morning liglrt searched out allthings, trirrt my eves are acLirr,'<br />
over the Lexieon, so if yoir will allorv me, (lear Etlit6r, I will re'sume tfii, *ufr1<br />
ject auother tirle.<br />
LOOIiTNG TO AND LEANING UPON TI]E BELOVED.<br />
'I'o the Editor of the <strong>Gospel</strong> Maoazine.<br />
My vrRy nseR Bnorrsrr,-WalLirrg on tire shor.i of tirne, casting a slance<br />
oeer tlie vast ocean of Eternitv, to n'hich J am br,und, arrrl hourly rvaitiil'g for<br />
saili.g orde.s, i picked rrp this genr, rvhich I sen(l yor, to be detr,rsited in'vnur<br />
" Calrinet of laluables," rhat oiirers of the farnily may'se., and ador.e the giace<br />
rvhich makes such distinction betrveen the ,' Stones of the Dit', and the Jeivels<br />
of Immanuel's crou,n. I send it just as I founrl it, fur irrdeetl I ltad, no merns<br />
for polishinq it. _<br />
I\Iy dear Brothei, you have my warmest pfavers for abuntiant<br />
success in the liberal things rrhiclr vou are devisinq.<br />
Yours, shortlv to be alrsorhe,l in Eternal lrnvs,<br />
I\llErnros,<br />
S!, Jaltn's New Brunsuickt Sept. 2! 13Ur, "<br />
XYTRACT (}F A LETTER I'ROII A. C. tO II. B.*<br />
" 1\1Iy vnnv Dc,rr Slsrnn,-Yrrur present position has occrrpie,lmv thouglits<br />
for some tirne, It seerns to be yourlot, in tliis rv'rlrl,to be euipried fiorn veisel<br />
to vessel: lrut the [,oxl is teaching you to'profit. He is lrurnbling and lrroving<br />
you, thirt lte mav rlo you good iri i,',rl iitter end. \1'lrarever ih.ir it orit'n!<br />
wele irr lotifvinq vou to leave the place of vour aborle, one<br />
'Lord's<br />
tlring r,r'e know,t\e<br />
dealings are in rvisdnm; aud rvirh'rut Hin, l\ere cannot so much as a<br />
doE move his tonEne-.<br />
.<br />
lt is arnong the_all things that strall wo1[ fs1 yourgood;<br />
and notv as the clorrd is alrorrt ireirrg taken up frorn r'tl the talrenracli, fnllirrv it,<br />
it rvill ccrtaiulv Eo bef{)re i'ou-trurtiug in Jesus, anrl rvatching tlre leaijinss of<br />
lris hrnrl, you shall dwell in a peaeeable habitation, and in srrre drvel)inss. and<br />
in qrriet resting places. H,,rv hlest is 1'orrr lot, cotrrparpd rritlr tlrose wlro r,ill on<br />
in rvealth_and Pler,srrre, and knorv n,rt Gocl, and do not acknorvlerlge His ltand,<br />
and rvho lrave no other portion than tlre paltry goods of tlris rvord ! Bur vorr can<br />
sa1', " Tlre Lorri is my portion, therefore will I trust in Hirn.', You have lad<br />
too many proofs of FIis loving.liinrlness to doulrt IIis faithfulness and care. Dt<br />
not think any ofvour'(oncerns beneath lris notice. He is enl.a{ed in colenant<br />
to provide for you, and roursl Hi-r r,i'ord cannot be broken, arirl llg 1165 a rni{[tv<br />
arm-strong is His lrand, aurl hish is FIis riqlrt hancl. -LIe can n,ith one sovereign<br />
nod controi a rvolld ; how tiren can His people rvanr, rlho have the Lord<br />
for their Shepherd, and rvho are His peculiar i.are ? * * * * *<br />
" Artrl notv, rlear Sister, to Gorl I c,irnrnann vou, rvho is al,le to clo al,unrlanrlv<br />
above all rve can ask, or think,-a,.cordinq to his riches in gl,rrv b_v Clrrist Je.rrs.<br />
" Grace, mercv, and peace, be rtith you.<br />
" Your affectiona-te Sister unril dearh,<br />
.. A, C."<br />
<strong>The</strong>re is so,mething in theforegoing extract thrt makes me asll.amed-somethinc<br />
that sounds in Ty ears the saviour's rcproof to his sorroling disciples,<br />
"Ofools,andslrrrvofhcarttobelieveall thattlreProphersbavespokln.,, lcan<br />
receive for payment I he cutreney of tlre barrks, I can put confidence in rnv neigh;<br />
borrr'E note of hand, I can rely on lhe prou,ise of a good mon, ltut O lrbw ciow<br />
of heart to believe the promises of God-yea the oathof Jeli.ovah-rvho Eives all<br />
other beings powel tr) {tl6l tbeir engagements.<br />
Mnrnros.<br />
* <strong>The</strong> person to rvhom this letter was written is the mothel of the little Girl mentioneri<br />
inthe-<strong>Gospel</strong>_Magaziue forAprill8Sl,whomanifestecl unwil.lingness to go onenerroncl,<br />
until ber mother had prayed for her success. See page 208.