Summary

William Miller Advice to the Young with an Advice to the Old (1812)

My soul is content of him for my king, and though I cannot be free of sin, God himself knows he would be welcome to make havoc on my lusts and to make me holy; I know no lust that I would not be content to part with my will bound hand and foot I desire to lay at his feet and it will strive whether I will or not I believe whatever God does to me is best done.
Lowliness of mind is not a flower that grows in the field of nature, but is planted by the finger of God in a renewed heart and learned of the lowly Jesus.
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William Miller Advice to the Young with an Advice to the Old (1812)

Luther being one time in some wants, it happened that a good sum of money was unexpectedly sent him by a nobleman of Germany, at which being something amazed he said, I fear that God will give me my reward here, but I protest I will not be so satisfied.
It is a precious truth, never to be forgotten that Duties are esteemed not by their sets, but by their ends. The end moves to doing, keep thyself within compass, and have an eye always to the end of thy life and actions. The more I have been among vain men I returned home less a man than I was before.
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