. On the rock : a memoir of Alice B. Whitall . utifully. Youmust begin one when you come, for I am sure youwill like it, and I have felt that a real blessing hasrested on mine. My Heavenly Father has led me through somevery interesting experiences, about which I have some-times longed to sit down and tell you, but I knowthat a quire of paper would not contain half. MEMOIR OF ALICE B. WHITALL. 193 * * * My heart re-echoes your longing. Itwill indeed be a glorious time when we shall lose ourvile bodies, and be free from sin. My longing to berid of sin increases every day, for I feel so constantl
. On the rock : a memoir of Alice B. Whitall . utifully. Youmust begin one when you come, for I am sure youwill like it, and I have felt that a real blessing hasrested on mine. My Heavenly Father has led me through somevery interesting experiences, about which I have some-times longed to sit down and tell you, but I knowthat a quire of paper would not contain half. MEMOIR OF ALICE B. WHITALL. 193 * * * My heart re-echoes your longing. Itwill indeed be a glorious time when we shall lose ourvile bodies, and be free from sin. My longing to berid of sin increases every day, for I feel so constantlythat it is the only thing between us and God. Howsweet that we constantly have that washed away inthe blood of Jesus, and so there is really nothing leftto separate us from Him in spirit. But, oh, thetreachery of our nature ! I often think of what some-body says, that no matter how slight the sin, or howtransient the foolish thought that we indulge in, it ascompletely shuts us out from communion with God,for the time, as a greater sin. * * *. 17 CHAPTER X.
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