 | Moses Waddel - 1818 - 190 pages
...all-important subject, and could be so communicative on any other? She once replied, " My dear mamma, I have no confidence in myself; I hope to do that which...thought that he was preaching to me exclusively. I felt very solemn, and made a number of good resolutions, and hoped I should be enabled to keep them. I thought... | |
 | Congregational churches - 1819 - 610 pages
...all-important subject, and could be so communicative on any other? She once replied, *'My dear Mamma, I have no confidence in myself; I hope to do that which...right when I shall have more experience. I desire ti> belong to the little flock, but I am too unstable." pp. 44, 45. To the two descriptions of persons,... | |
 | David Francis Bacon - Christian biography - 1833 - 630 pages
...all-important subject, and could be so communicative on any other ? She once replied, " My dear mamma, I have no confidence in myself; I hope to do that which...thought that he was preaching to me exclusively. I felt very solemn, and made a number of good resolutions, and hoped 1 should be enabled to keep them. I thought... | |
 | rev. James Gardner - Christian women - 1841 - 428 pages
...on one occasion, to be more communicative on a point so important, she replied, " My dear mamma, I have no confidence in myself; I hope to do that which...belong to the little flock, but I am too unstable." ; Some time after this interview Mrs. Smelt was seized with a severe attack of fever, in consequence... | |
 | rev. James Gardner - Christian biography - 1864 - 326 pages
...her, on one occasion, to be more communicative on a point so important, she replied, " My dear mama, I have no confidence in myself; I hope to do that which...experience. I desire to belong to the little flock, hut I am too unstahle." Some time after this interview Mrs. Smelt was seized with a severe attack of... | |
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... obtain a knowledge of her views as it respected herself, nor could any of her pious friends succeed any better. She was asked several times by her mother, why she observed so much reserve on this all-important subject, and could be so communicative... 