A Puritan at Heart

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Testing Times

| Tuesday, October 17, 2006

Water in the glass looks clear, but set it on the fire, and the scum boils up. In prosperity, a man seems to be humble and thankful, the water looks clear; but set this man a little on the fire of affliction, and the scum boils up, much impatience and unbelief appear. [Thomas Watson]

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