...partake. Adorable condescension ! 4. A time of digging this morning. In the afternoon could once more set up my Ebenezer, and say, " Hitherto the Lord hath helped me." What shall I render unto him for all his benefits ? 6. Our quarterly meeting. I thought the silent...

...after a time of waiting, he condescended to do, by handing a little of his soul-satisfying food. I7« Was favoured to sit under the divine anointing in...divinely anchored. What a mercy ! "' 30. A rather more faveurable account of my beloved sister. May we be sufficiently thankful. SEVENTH MoNTH, 1804. •...

...works to the children of men; and more than all, to me the chief of sinners. Surely I am constrained to set up my Ebenezer, and say, " Hitherto the Lord hath helped me!" Oh! my covenant God and Saviour, increase my faith. All! my dear brother, a little, little while, and...

...through many heights and depths, and covered my head in the day of battle, and hath often enabled me to set up my Ebenezer, and say, " hitherto the Lord hath helped me." He hath been with me in perils by land, perils by sea, and perils among false brethren,and hath delivered...

...people appearing to separate with reluctance ; fresh cause for me, a poor, frail, feeble instrument, to set up my Ebenezer, and say, " Hitherto the Lord hath helped me." O, the need there is of a care, after such times of favour, that self has no part in our services !...

...people appearing to separate with reluctance; fresh cause for me, a poor, frail, feeble instrument, to set up my Ebenezer, and say, " Hitherto the Lord hath helped me." O, the need there is of a care after such times of signal favour, that self has no part in our services...

...trials have been many, and in depths often, yet I have no cause to complain, but in humility of heart set up my Ebenezer, and say, Hitherto the Lord hath helped me. It felt solemn to my mind in parting with thee and thy beloved wife, to whom I have felt my mind nearly...

...in my faith that my little, like the cruse of oil and the handful of meal, will never fail me. I can set up my Ebenezer and say, ' Hitherto the Lord hath helped me,' so that I have nothing to complain of as to outward things." Again and again does she speak of having...

...this week is expiring I would again, with praises which must echo through all the arches of heaven, set up my Ebenezer and say, Hitherto the Lord hath helped me! O what a week of mercy and grace and love ! Last week was wonderful, this is much more so; what will...

...of the meetings I have attended, have been very much set at liberty, and have had abundant cause to set up my Ebenezer, and say, ' Hitherto the Lord hath helped me.' " Arose on third day morning, with the expectation of going directly to Scipio, but my mind was arrested...