 | Thomas Shillitoe - 1839 - 452 pages
...powers. He observed that it was difficult to maintain patience. "O ! for patience !" he exclaimed ; " O ! for a little help to be preserved in patience;" adding,...I may be admitted within them, it will be enough. O ! I see the goodly land before me, and the glorious journey thither; but I am not yet permitted to... | |
 | Susanna Corder - 1839 - 402 pages
...powers. He observed that it was difficult to maintain patience. "0! for patience!" he exclaimed ; " O ! for a little help to be preserved in patience ;" adding,...I may be admitted within them, it will be enough. O ! T see the goodly land before me, and the glorious journey thither ; but I am not yet permitted... | |
 | William Evans, Thomas Evans - 1839 - 518 pages
...;" adding, after some further expression, " but surely mercy is even now covering the judgment seat as to a hair's breadth." A hope was expressed to him...I may be admitted within them, it will be enough. O l I see the goodly land before me, and the glorious journey thither ; but I am not yet permitted... | |
 | Susanna Corder - 1839 - 400 pages
...unfailing Rock ; he promptly replied, " O, yes. If it were not so, what should I now do, or what v/ould now become of me ? Ah ! truly, I am a poor creature...I may be admitted within them, it will be enough. O ! I see the goodly land before me, and the glorious journey thither ; but I am not yet permitted... | |
 | Society of Friends. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting - 1843 - 368 pages
...replied, " 0, yes ; — if it were not so what should 1 now do, or what would now become of mo I — Ah ! truly, I am a poor creature every way, wholly...I may be admitted within them, it will be enough. O ! I see the goodly land before me, and the glorious journey thither; but I am not yet permitted to... | |
 | Echoes - 1859 - 216 pages
...a poor creature every way, wholly dependant upon the mercy of my Redeemer ; and if He do but permit the pearl gates to be so far opened, that I may be admitted within them, it will be enough. O ! I see the goodly land before me, and the glorious journey thither, but I am not yet permitted to... | |
 | Thomas Shillitoe - 1899 - 48 pages
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A hope was expressed to him, that although the body was brought very low, the mind was anchored on the unfailing Rock; he promptly replied, "O! yes: — -if it were not so, what should I now do, or what would now become of me ? Ah! truly, I am a poor... 