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rexer-a difficultv will beapparent; trut rnay not his evrnpnth'etic parlicipatlon of
all.lriseveryclrild can bei.itled dnto,be ilerivable iroinlrisuuionroihebody
as its glorious Hearl ! in rvhat other sense can rye under.stand Hiur, .. wlto hrtew
uo- sirr)" to extlaim "mirre inirlrrities have taken hold up()n me, so tltat I arn not
able to look up, thev ar€ rr]ore than tlre lrairs of rnirre heari, therefore rny heart fall-
€th me," Psl. xxxviii. l2; rnany sirrrilar passages rnight be quoted, and for tlreir
comprelrensiorr thev seern to leatl the rnintl to the r.eal union lretrveeil Chrisr ar|d
his rrrenrbers, ar;rl so He sals (o Saul, " rvlrv pcrsecrrtetlr tlrurr me ?" and irr
Zet'\. ii.8, " he that tour.hetlr l orr torrchrth tlre apple ot'his eve," arrd by virtur: of
that uni,'n rthat an ilreftagalrle rei ling lrave we uft,t,at l,le.srd asstrratice;
.. tlrey
shall rrever perish, neither slrall arry PIrrck thern our of rr,y lr;rnd," John x.28,29.
What lras becoure ol tlre Olrl Sailorol'l'ranrore i lre-has beerr a tong tfune irr
ordinary ; I hopeit" rr)ay prove he has been takingin sonre mot.e of Life'J Eterrral
valrraltle pargo, to trade thelervith \vith tirose Ior rvboru it is specially prepared;
and that soon he nray shorv his No, in thc broad sea surfice of-rlie Gospel
I\lagazine.
Giace, rnercy, aul peaee he rvith him-rvitlr you, dear Editor-and rvith all that
love tlre L.r'd Jesrrs Uhlisr in siucerity; aud rrray a speuial blessinq rest upon
your schools and youl varied un(lel'tahings, for the glorl of our grcat God and
Saviour, tlre Lold Jesus Christ.
Doaer, Etpt.26, 1852,
J. B. K.
You have rnore than redeerned vour pledge rvith the Cornnrentary; it is beautifully
got up, but rvhether the rnechanical iiart is reirnbursed bI the price, lcttiug
alone remunetatiug profit, I shonlrl have rnv doubts.
. Illy old eyes \yould.have preferred a larger type, and more da)'-light belleeu
tLe lines.
Pleased as rve are g,ith the .*u,npl*Aii"h lras.been follorrbtl, and the kindly
feeling expressetl in the eubjoined letters, rve are, at thc srune [irr]e, placerl iu a
diftir:ulty hy thern. Deliglrted indeed sbould rve tre to respond to tlre sug'gestinn
of qiving a second plate of stir-about to tlre thiklr"en; l-rut ttiis rrould involve an
expense rvhich our sulrscliptinns do not as yet \r'arrant. \\'e thelrlore. prr,prlse
lo reserre tlrese contriIrutions for a reason; mearrvlrile rve nill lvatch the progressof
orrrsrrbscriptiun}ist; andthemorr,errtrlefeel .iustifretl.irrsodoing,wrll.
with cheerfulncss antl gratitude, give the secuud rneal.-ED,
To the Editor a/ the Gotpel I{agozine.
DeanSrn,
Buclosed I hand 1'ou mv mite towards helping on the INreNr Scgoor, ur
Bonmahon. l\Iy only sorro*o is tbat tny circurristances rvill not alloly ule to
nrake it a large;' sunt, s, good a cause tleinands ererv possilrle exertion of Chris.
tians of all deuoruinations; who can read tbe plain uuvarnislied taleof Irislr
destitution and iguorance iu your neighbour'btiod but his very Leart lnusi l)leed,
I sincerely hope t'hile the little things are eatins their plain fare, t[.e Lord rvr-ruld
feed them rvith the living ruanna, and give tlrem to 5r'c tl!e gross errors of popely
in rhith the tnintls of the people are errthlallerl. Pupery rlgiigllli irr darkrress,
and the priests knurv full rlell that if tlre people g:t rnlighteried, dorrn falls
Diana of tbe Ephesians, thcir rlagon god the pt,pe, and all the tricks arrtl trurnpery
of popery. I am cerrain the cause is of the Lortl, ottrerrvise you could nevt'r
bave been supported under all tlre rvork you are engaged in, uith suclr opposition
anrl contetrtion which lou lrave to encoullter. Go on, dear 13rotlrer, and
I trust you nill never rvantsupport. The same G,rd rvhiclr supportetl h'eherniah
while building the u'alls of Jerusalem rvill supporr Iou, tlruugh yorr lrave tu rvork
tritlr one land antl hold the srvorrl (of tbe Spiriq iu tle otl,Er.' 'fhat the Lord
rvill support yau in all youl artlgous undertatings, is the prayer of
Yours trnlv. 'T,
Denholme, neur Keighley,
B.
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